SuperAPI AI Directory

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Notion

AI office

Notion is an AI workspace for teams to build custom Agents, search across all apps, and automate tedious work on one platform. The product emphasizes that teams can use AI directly within Notion to get work done faster. The official page mentions the ability to build custom Agents, search across apps, and automate simple repetitive tasks, making it suitable for team collaboration and knowledge management. It has been ranked No. 1 in knowledge bases by G2 for three consecutive years, with 100 million users across 100 countries/regions, used by more than 50% of YC companies, more than 1.4 million community members, and 62% of Fortune 100 companies using it. The provided scenario examples include: triaging product feedback, resolving support tickets in Slack, responding to security alerts faster, automating weekly reports, and creating your own developer tools. Specific pricing, platform support, usage steps, and limitations are not yet provided.

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ntfy-me-mcp

AI developer platforms

ntfy-me-mcp is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enables AI assistants to send and fetch notifications through the ntfy service. It supports public ntfy.sh and self-hosted ntfy instances, as well as token authentication. AI can push real-time notifications to the user's phone or desktop when a task is completed, an error occurs, or an important milestone is reached. The server has intelligent features, such as automatically recognizing URLs in messages to generate a view action, automatically detecting Markdown formatting, and can be run quickly via npx or Docker. It provides two tools: sending notifications (ntfy_me) and fetching cached messages (ntfy_me_fetch), returning human-readable content and machine-readable structured data.

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Ocode

AI coding

Ocode is an AI-based web page generation platform that can create web pages from UI images or text instructions, supporting instant preview and one-click deployment. It mainly produces ReactJS code, covering everything from simple forms to complex interactive components. The platform emphasizes reliability, being test-driven, and speed, offers a free tier, and allows users to bring their own API keys. Ocode was released in mid-July 2024. API keys are encrypted and securely stored and will not be shared with third parties. When creating a new project, the user has multiple conversations with the AI, and Ocode extracts the React code and automatically deploys it to a fully public custom URL. This tool is suitable for developers, product managers, and UI designers to quickly turn ideas into deployable web pages.

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Official homepage

Other AI tools

FacialHarmonyAI is an AI facial proportion analysis tool based on a single frontal photo, used to view facial symmetry, facial thirds proportions, and golden ratio clues. Analysis is performed locally in the browser, photos are not uploaded to the cloud, and a free preview is available without registration; for deeper results, a one-time payment of $9.99 unlocks the full report, with no subscription. The report explains the proportional relationships of facial regions in plain language and provides low-risk suggestions regarding hairstyle, eyewear frames, lighting, and grooming. It is positioned as informational proportion research, not medical diagnosis or surgical planning, and it does not provide public rankings or shame-based scoring.

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Okara

AI marketing

Okara is an AI Chief Marketing Officer (AI CMO) tool that automates SEO, Reddit engagement, content creation, influencer outreach, and more through multiple marketing agents, providing actionable marketing insights and opportunities around the clock. It is officially claimed that over 100,000 users have used it, and it showcases customer cases: helping Lovie increase search visibility by 56%, click-through rate by 73%, and US traffic by 20%. The tool can be started for free, with no credit card required.

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open-multi-agent

AI developer platforms

OMA (Open Multi-Agent) is a self-hosted TypeScript agent runtime that emphasizes organizational ownership, approval, and auditability. Key features include: durable approvals (consequential operations wait for tamper-evident approvals that can be recovered across restarts), verifiable run logs (byte-for-byte offline verification of what the model saw, tool calls, and results), governance floors (evaluating roles and ordering based on execution receipts), no telemetry and no hosted control plane, support for bring-your-own keys and multiple models (cloud, local Ollama/vLLM/llama-server, and Chinese model providers), and egress policy (offline or allowlist). Requires Node.js 20+ (a currently maintained LTS is recommended for production). Provides the core package @open-multi-agent/core, an optional OTel adapter @open-multi-agent/otel, and the scaffolding tool create-oma-app. Usage includes running the scaffolding command to select a template and run a local demo (no API key required), or integrating into an existing backend via runAgent(), runTasks(), and runTeam().

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openagents

AI developer platforms

OpenAgents is an open-source, account-free AI agent collaboration operating system that provides a unified Workspace for AI agents, allowing agents running on different terminals and different machines (such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Goose, Aider, Amp, etc.) to share the same session thread, files, and browser, thereby working collaboratively. It consists of three parts: the Workspace for real-time human-agent collaboration, the Launcher (desktop app or CLI) for installing and configuring various coding agents and connecting them to the network, and the Network SDK for developers to build custom agent systems. The project is licensed under Apache 2.0, has no vendor lock-in, and supports both local and cloud agent access.

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