Meta's personal AI agent that carries out tasks such as sending emails and booking travel, and works toward longer-term goals with personalized plans.
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A classroom learning platform, formerly Quizizz, with AI tools for generating, importing and adapting assessments, presentations and study resources.
A teaching and assessment platform with Luna AI for creating lessons and questions, plus live student responses and instructional feedback.
An AI assistant that helps teachers create lessons, give writing feedback, and adapt classroom materials inside their existing browser workflows.
An AI research workspace for searching scientific literature, asking questions across a saved library and extracting cited tables from papers.
A scientific research workspace combining literature search, reference management, evidence extraction, systematic reviews and citation-grounded writing.
An AI music-production studio for creating singing vocals and instrument performances from MIDI, editing audio and separating stems.
An AI litigation workspace that connects matter files, legal research and source-grounded drafting, with reusable instructions and optional web search.
A Python library for typed LLM calls, output validation and automatic retries based on explicit requirements.
An AI web-scraping API that turns natural-language extraction requests into structured data, with a separate self-hosted Python library.
An accounting platform with AI agents for reconciliations, variance analysis and close workflows, plus MCP access to financial data and tasks.
An AI security platform for discovering attack surfaces, running adversarial tests against models and agents, and reviewing defensive gaps and remediation guidance.
A sandbox platform for running AI agent code in isolated microVMs, with persistent filesystems and suspend-and-resume sessions.
A Python framework built on the OpenAI Agents SDK for coordinating agents with distinct roles, validated tools and explicit communication flows.
A unified AI API for comparing and routing model providers, with shared authentication, billing, monitoring and fallback models.
An AI support platform that turns websites, documents and other business knowledge into chat agents for customers and internal teams.
A no-code AI customer support chatbot trained on website pages, files and other supplied content, with website embedding and human handoff.
A voice writing app that transcribes speech and uses AI to turn it into notes, emails, messages and meeting summaries.
A Python framework for automated and human-led AI red teaming with multi-turn attacks, configurable targets, scoring and conversation tracking.
A GUI automation toolkit that lets AI assistants invoke approved workflows compiled from demonstrations and check the saved results.
A self-hosted, offline-capable machine translation API and web interface powered by the open-source Argos Translate engine.
An AI support agent that uses past tickets and help documents to draft replies, triage requests and handle customer service inside existing helpdesks.
An AI marketing workspace that plans, generates, schedules and publishes brand-specific text, visual and video content.
An AI search visibility platform that tracks brand mentions, citations and competitors across generative search engines and audits pages for AI search.
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