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Autonomous emerging-market payment reconciliation agent powered by Gemini 3.5 and automated WhatsApp human-in-the-loop resolution.
An autonomous multi-agent engine using Gemini 3.5 Flash to extract opportunity facts, build execution plans, and independently verify claims before taking action.
The 50/50 AI Co-Founder for Solo Artisans, Homemakers & Business owners.
A governed fleet of AI agents that discovers a legacy data estate, plans its migration to BigQuery, proves every row actually moved, and cuts over only with human approval.
An AI agent that tracks prescriptions and reminds patients before treatments run out — built with Google ADK and Gemini.
Bringing modern design/UX to the classic game of blackjack.
no prompt, no chat box, no button. an email lands and my little agent wakes up on cloud run, reads it, checks my calendar, writes the proposal, drafts the reply — then asks me if it's unsure ♡
AI can edit your video. But can you trust the result? RevisionProof turns feedback into editable plans, checks exports against approved previews, and leaves the final decision to you.
An autonomous innovation-operations agent that watches official opportunities, checks fit and novelty, then issues evidence-backed GO/HOLD/KILL decisions and action packets.
AI agents can reason and act. AEGIS ensures they can never exceed their authority.
An AI finance operations agent that handles supplier and payment queries, detects invoice exceptions, drives approvals and collections, and hands complex cases to humans.
An AI agent that tracks prescriptions and reminds patients before treatments run out.
CI breaks. AutoPatch reads the logs, fixes the broken code, and opens a ready-to-merge PR automatically. Save 40 minutes of debugging stack traces—just review and merge.
Spinning services up is easy; remembering to shut them down is not. An hourly agent that audits Google Cloud, fixes the cheap reversible waste itself, and sends the rest to your phone.
The all-in-one platform for gamers to keep track of their wishlists and share the games the play.
Provenance reads new health research nightly, proposes tested fixes to synqology's scoring algorithm, and grounds the content reels that grow it — every number traceable to a quoted source.
A poker coach that questions your reasoning before revealing the math, then remembers your leaks across sessions via vector search, catching the same mistake even in differently worded hands.
Imagine reviewing public SEC EDGAR filings to determine what company is likely to be audited by the SEC based on their own findings by giving a fleet of autonomous ai agents a question. What happened?
An AI 1st assistant director that plans, but also reschedules a rained-out shoot day, and rejects the options a real permit, statute or sunset will not allow
Autonomous AI agents parse scripts, query ClickHouse in milliseconds, check inventory, and enforce budgets with Google ADK.
Vigil — the autonomous meta-agent that plans, coordinates, and adapts across a dynamic fleet of AI agents.
An autonomous AI production coordinator for film, advertising, and digital media. Give StudioPilot a screenplay or creative brief.
Autonomous operations agent for CAD studios, turning live 3D telemetry into instant AI project quotes, real-time bottleneck detection, and automated client invoicing.
A Japanese slang dictionary where every entry is a full-color comic card with native audio. See the scene, feel the nuance, and learn the words people actually use online, at work, and with friends.
