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dos-kernel

AI agents

DOS (Dispatch Operating System) is a Python tool for verifying the work results of AI agents. It does not take the agent's self-reported completion at face value, but instead cross-checks claims against "real-world witnesses" such as git history. Running dos verify PLAN PHASE gives a verdict based on commit records: if there is commit support, it returns SHIPPED (exit code 0); if no results have landed, it returns NOT_SHIPPED (exit code 1), thereby preventing false "completed" claims in CI or scheduling loops. It also provides commands such as commit-audit, liveness, and arbitrate, which can identify mutual write conflicts, idling, and false claims when multiple agents share a repository, and supports zero-configuration use or deep configuration via dos.toml.

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Dosu

AI agents

Dosu is a tool that provides knowledge infrastructure for engineering teams and the coding agents they use. It automatically captures the knowledge teams and agents learn during coding and keeps documentation, specs, and agent memory in sync with code changes, making every agent run faster, more accurate, and more token-efficient. Dosu supports monitoring code changes via GitHub or GitLab to keep documentation fresh, can connect to Slack or MS Teams so users can ask for context or record content, and can sync existing documentation from Notion, Confluence, Coda, or repositories. After adding the Dosu MCP Server with a single shell command, coding agents gain consistent and token-efficient context and automatically capture knowledge from every session. Knowledge is stored in a human-readable, Markdown-based, Open Knowledge Format (OKF)-compatible form and can be synced to GitHub, Confluence, Notion, etc., owned by the user. Individual developers can enjoy a free tier for public repositories, and engineering teams can use it to avoid the extra burden of knowledge transfer, unify the source of MCP servers, and improve agent quality.

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Dot by New Computer

AI assistants

Dot by New Computer is an AI chat assistant product launched by the company New Computer. According to information on its official website, the product is currently in a "Winding Down" state, and the official site has only published an update notice about New Computer and Dot, without providing further feature details. Therefore, information such as Dot's specific purpose, main capabilities, how to use it, applicable scenarios, and limitations is not yet available.

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Dover

AI careers

Dover is an all-in-one recruiting solution for startups, offering a free AI-powered applicant tracking system (ATS) and a marketplace for connecting with fractional recruiters. The company claims that 600+ companies have used its services to hire, that the average cost per hire when engaging a fractional recruiter through the marketplace is $4,800, and that every recruiting fee is transparent. The free ATS offers unlimited users, jobs, and candidates, and features AI-generated recruiting pages and job descriptions, AI resume scoring, AI interview notes, and more. The paid Premium version costs $199 per month and adds AI applicant scoring, an AI notetaker, offer management, and e-signatures, among other features. Dover also offers a free recruiting toolkit including a LinkedIn sourcing extension, employee referrals, and multi-board job posting.

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Dovetail

AI agents

Dovetail is a customer intelligence platform used to gather, analyze, and leverage feedback from various channels such as calls, tickets, surveys, and research, turning feedback into actionable insights to help teams and agents make evidence-based decisions. It provides agents that automatically monitor changes, organize findings, and suggest next steps, supports large-scale feedback analysis, prioritizes ideas, and generates documents such as PRDs, reports, sales briefs, and executive summaries. The platform emphasizes security and privacy (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA-ready), supports PII redaction, data residency, fine-grained access control, and auditing. Built-in AI translation, keyword and semantic search (RAG), and can connect to the team's existing work environment.

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Down-Today.com

Other AI tools

Down-Today.com is a real-time website status detection tool used to check whether a website is currently down. It provides instant URL checks and, combined with recent service pages and user reports, displays information such as website outages, service anomalies, and troubleshooting tips. The website includes status pages browsable by category, recently reported service signals, and recent check records, helping users first obtain access signals, then view the current status, host information, user reports, and troubleshooting context of specific service pages.

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Doxy.me

AI healthcare

Doxy.me is a telemedicine video platform designed specifically for healthcare professionals, trusted by more than 1.8 million healthcare providers worldwide. It offers HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 certified, and end-to-end encrypted video consultation services, requiring no patient login or additional software installation, and can be used directly through a browser. The platform integrates clinical workflow features such as virtual backgrounds, patient transfer, shared rooms, session history, SOAP and DAP notes, and seamlessly integrates with existing workflows, allowing users to get started in less than 60 seconds after registering. The platform complies with multiple compliance standards including HIPAA, GDPR, PHIPA/PIPEDA, and HITECH, and has provided millions of minutes of telemedicine services.

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DR Checker

Other AI tools

DR Checker is a free online domain authority lookup tool used to check a website's Domain Rating (DR, a relative 0–100 metric provided by Ahrefs), and it supports comparing multiple domains sequentially in bulk. It also provides a free DA PA checker that can look up Moz's Domain Authority and Page Authority, checking up to 10 URLs in bulk at a time. The tool clearly distinguishes statuses such as current, expired, unavailable, and provider failure. DR measures the relative strength of a website's backlink profile and is not a Google ranking factor; DR uses a logarithmic scale, so it becomes harder to improve the higher it goes. DA and DR use different algorithms and data sources, coming from Moz and Ahrefs respectively. The tool can be used for single lookups without an Ahrefs login, while bulk mode compares multiple domains sequentially. Users can use it to track backlink-building progress, analyze competitors, evaluate backlink opportunities, and detect negative changes early. Eligible domain listings can also view stored DR history and embed a DR badge. All results depend on available third-party providers and may be expired or unavailable; complete backlink research and historical data still require dedicated products.

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dr-claw

AI search

Dr. Claw is an open-source general-purpose AI research assistant and full-stack research workspace, positioned as "the ideal IDE for research through AI capabilities," helping researchers and developers complete end-to-end project workflows from idea conception and experiment execution to paper and results publication. It supports Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and hundreds of models accessed through OpenRouter, and can run on a local machine using one's own data and GPU. Its features cover the entire research lifecycle, including literature review, idea generation, experiment development and analysis, paper writing, reviewer responses, and delivery and promotion, and it provides a research lab dashboard, a library of 100+ research skills, a multi-agent backend, chat-driven pipelines, a file and Git browser, a news dashboard, terminal chat, a desktop app (Beta), and OpenClaw mobile integration. The project is free to use, with no subscription required.

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