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Stop organizing your chaos. Just talk to it. Reframe turns it into a clear map of what matters, what's blocking you, and what to do next. It's grounded in proven frameworks, not generic AI advice.
A wearable second memory for dementia that refuses to guess. It names who is in front of you from the record your family put there, and says so when there is nothing on file.
ChargeLens turns a confusing medical bill into a clear action plan, using PDF parsing, deterministic billing rules, and a RAG pipeline that explains what was actually charged.
Move two fingers and a 3D robot copies them. DEXTRA turns a webcam into a hand precision trainer that measures you honestly and refuses to score what it can't back up.
A green build can lie. Shakedown judges every merge request that claims to fix a flaky test, refuses band-aids like retry: and @Ignore by line, and proves real fixes on a real JVM.
Turn runs a restaurant floor from one camera. OpenCV 5 spots the table nobody has visited, sends the right server, and shows guests a live wait estimate on their phone. No faces stored.
A retrofit kit for the garbage chute a tower already has. Every drop recorded, verified by the recycling facility, claimable once.
Film a stream for 10 seconds. SlackWater says if the water is still or moving and how fast, or refuses and says why. Every reading is fingerprinted, exported as FHIR and anchored on-chain.
Strands agents fix flaky Java tests, and a deterministic gate refuses any fix it can't prove, even an @Ignore that passes 200 of 200 reruns. You only review PRs that carry proof.
The same MRI is $460 at one clinic and $670 down the road. Haggle makes five clinics bid against each other, and the agent cannot cite a price that no clinic actually gave.
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