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All tools for Developers

Every tool tagged for Developers, ordered by verdict and the newest price check. Versioned releases point at the product page.

Use

  • Use Amazon Q Developer For Developers working with software and AWS-oriented workflows.
  • Use AssemblyAI For Developers who will close the websocket when the call ends.
  • Use Cloudflare AI Gateway For Developers managing model API traffic and observability.
  • Use Cloudflare Workers AI For Builders serving supported models from Cloudflare Workers.
  • Use CrewAI For Developers who want several agents with jobs, and will review what they do.
  • Use Exa For Developers who want web results inside a program and a price per call.
  • Use Flowise For People who want a flow chart in front of a model API or a local server.
  • Use FLUX.1 schnell For People who want a local image model with a permissive license on that checkpoint.
  • Use GitHub Copilot For Developers who work in supported editors and GitHub workflows.
  • Use Google AI Studio For People prototyping Gemini prompts and developer workflows.
  • Use Hugging Face Hub For People researching model cards, datasets and reusable model artifacts.
  • Use LangGraph For Developers orchestrating stateful multi-step workflows.
  • Use LangSmith For Teams debugging and evaluating model-backed applications.
  • Use llama.cpp For Developers running models on a laptop or a small server.
  • Use Mistral OCR For Builders turning document images into structured text.
  • Use Ollama For People who want a model on their own machine without standing up a server from scratch.
  • Use OpenAI Responses API For Developers embedding model calls and tools in applications.
  • Use Perplexity Search API For Developers who want search results before generating their own answer.
  • Use Vercel AI SDK For TypeScript developers integrating model calls and AI user interfaces.
  • Use vLLM For Teams that need an API in front of weights they already have.

Watch

  • Watch Amazon Bedrock For Builders already using AWS permissions and cloud services.
  • Watch Cartesia For Teams prototyping a voice and willing to learn two meters.
  • Watch Claude Code For Developers who can review diffs and run checks.
  • Watch ComfyUI For People who want a local image workflow and can accept GPL-3.0.
  • Watch Cursor CLI For Developers who prefer terminal-based agent workflows.
  • Watch Cursor editor For Developers who want AI assistance where they edit code.
  • Watch DeepSeek weights For People who want DeepSeek weights on their own hardware.
  • Watch Devin For Developers comparing an included quota with pay-as-you-go past the cap.
  • Watch Gemini Developer API For Builders comparing multimodal developer models.
  • Watch GitHub Copilot CLI For Developers comfortable reviewing terminal commands.
  • Watch GPT-Live For Teams placing or receiving voice sessions through the API.
  • Watch Hugging Face Inference Providers For Developers who want hosted inference without operating every runtime.
  • Watch Jan For People who want ChatGPT-shaped software without sending the prompt away.
  • Watch Kimi For People comparing a Kimi download with the hosted Kimi product.
  • Watch Llama For Teams that can accept Meta's license, including its display rules and scale terms.
  • Watch LM Studio For People who want a window, a model picker, and a local server.
  • Watch MiniMax weights For People who want MiniMax weights and will read the commercial terms.
  • Watch Mistral open weights For Teams that want a Mistral weight file rather than a token invoice.
  • Watch Mistral Studio For Companies that already want Mistral and a place to deploy the agent.
  • Watch Mistral Vibe For People exploring an assistant and coding workflow under Mistral’s plans.
  • Watch Open WebUI For Teams that want a shared chat UI on their own network.
  • Watch Perplexity Agent API For Builders producing web-grounded answers.
  • Watch Qwen For Teams choosing a Qwen checkpoint to run locally.
  • Watch Replit Agent For People who want the prompt, the editor, and the URL in one place.
  • Watch Stable Diffusion For People running a local image model who will read Stability's license.
  • Watch Tavily For Developers who want a small free monthly allowance.
  • Watch v0 For People prototyping web interfaces and applications.
  • Watch Zapier MCP For Teams exposing connected app actions to supported AI clients.

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