MuleRun
AutomationMuleRun is a general AI agent platform that runs multi-step tasks on a cloud computer, your Chrome browser or a schedule, metered in credits.
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MuleRun is a general AI agent platform that runs multi-step tasks on a cloud computer, your Chrome browser or a schedule, metered in credits.
Anijam is an AI animation agent that turns a prompt, script or image into animated scenes with characters, voices and lip sync.
For designers and teams who want AI artwork with lettering they can revise, with conditional free access and paid private generation.
Devin Desktop is an AI-assisted desktop IDE, formerly Windsurf, for developers who want local agents with reviewable changes.
Resemble AI is now positioned as a multimodal deepfake detection platform, and its voice cloning and text-to-speech products are still documented separately.
Splits songs into stems, separates dialogue from music and effects, isolates speakers and aligns lyrics, with a free Studio plan and a credit-based API.
For sales, support and client-call staff who want live transcripts and suggested answers on calls where AI help is allowed.
For teams that want AI-generated web interfaces they can review as code and a live preview before anything reaches production on Vercel.
For builders who want AI help to write a small app and run it from the same workspace, with usage-based hosting costs on top of the plan.
For people who want every meeting recorded and searchable for free, and who pay only when they need AI action items or team-wide search.
A video editor with generative models built in, priced per seat, with weekly free credits and guest seats on higher plans.
Pika is a web workspace for generating video, images and audio with several models, paid through monthly credits and licensed for commercial use from Creator.
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