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Teasa

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Teasa is a free AI character chat and interactive AI roleplay app that works directly in the browser, with no sign-up required to get started. It combines interactive roleplay stories with one-on-one character direct messages: players can enter Stories written by creators, meet the cast of AI characters in them, decide what to say and do in their own words, and chat privately with any character outside the adventure. Teasa supports 7 languages (English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French), can be played in any browser at teasa.ai, and also has an Android app on Google Play, suitable for users aged 13 and up. Free accounts can privately message any character without limit; the Teasa Pass subscription is $14.99 per month and offers the Oolong chat style, characters that can search the web, no ads, and 200 Gems per month. Platform content is built by creators through Creator Studio, all Stories are reviewed before going live, and it is operated by AGI LABS Pte Ltd in Singapore.

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Thinking-Claude

AI assistants

Thinking-Claude is a retired open-source project aimed at making Claude think comprehensively before answering. It consists of two parts: the Thinking Protocol and the Browser Extension. The Thinking Protocol is a set of instructions that guides Claude to think deeply and systematically before answering; the Browser Extension makes Claude's thinking process easier to read and manage in the web interface, automatically organizing the thinking content into collapsible blocks, supporting one-click copying, and automatically handling new messages. The project is suitable for the free and Pro web versions of the Claude 3.5 Sonnet model. The author emphasizes that the project is not intended for benchmark tests or a major improvement in mathematical ability, but rather to explore Claude's "deep thinking," and that its internal monologue is very interesting in daily use. The repository is now retired because Claude itself is already a reasoning model with powerful built-in thinking capabilities, and the project is no longer necessary. It uses the MIT License.

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