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Promptfoo

Other AI tools

Promptfoo is an AI security platform for the development process, focused on automated red teaming and AI application security testing. By simulating real users, it generates customized attacks against AI applications such as agents and RAG, uncovering vulnerabilities including direct and indirect prompt injection, jailbreaks, data and PII leakage, business rule violations, unsafe use of agent tools, and harmful content generation. The platform can integrate into CI/CD pipelines (GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, etc.), MCP and agent frameworks, supports local or cloud deployment, and provides remediation guidance directly in Pull Requests and development workflows, enabling teams to track remediation progress and continuously monitor. It is officially stated to be trusted by 156 Fortune 500 companies and more than 300,000 developers worldwide, with community contributors from companies such as OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.

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Promptrepo

AI developer platforms

Promptrepo is a tool that lets you fine-tune, test, and deploy custom AI models in Google Sheets. According to its official introduction, users can build their own AI models without writing code, test them through spreadsheet formulas, and then integrate them into applications via API. It focuses on completing fine-tuning with Google Sheets, balancing ease of use and accuracy, and offers features such as version control, model evaluation, training, and deployment. It is suitable for scenarios where users want to build custom AI models with a low barrier to entry.

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PromptsPilot

AI agents

PromptsPilot is an AI agent tool that automatically monitors online discussions, news, and reviews across the internet about your industry, competitors, and customers, and delivers insight reports on a schedule. It is described as an AI agent that searches the internet every day, specifically trained to search the web for new and changing information. Users can define research lists (e.g., companies, regions, industries, etc.) and prompts (e.g., news, reviews, forum discussions, regulatory filings, and other public information), and the tool runs on your schedule, pulling information from multiple sources, cross-referencing, and connecting the dots, ultimately generating structured summary reports that include sources, patterns found between items, and flagged changes since the last run. Setup takes only 2 minutes, no credit card is required, and you get 20 free research tasks per month.

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