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Say what you want printed - cheap, readable, ready tonight. An AI agent sets up the whole job at a real print shop near you. You press pay, not the agent.
**ResumeIQ** – An AI-powered resume analysis project that evaluates resumes, identifies areas for improvement, and provides personalized suggestions to make them more professional and job-ready.
AI-powered security that detects threats, investigates attacks, and protects systems before damage occurs.
An agent-native editorial control room for 58,000+ academic journals - AI triages submissions and synthesizes peer reviews while human editors retain final authority.
ApplyPilot finds real opportunities and proves why they match you—using grounded evidence, deterministic scoring, bounded AI, and explicit uncertainty instead of black-box recommendations.
A WebMCP-powered code playground where AI agents inspect, run, and dynamically visualize Python algorithms across arrays, heaps, graphs, trees, DP tables, and more.
API Canvas is a local-first WebMCP workspace where people and agents can discover public data, connect APIs,create reusable cards and visualizations,and reason across the resulting dashboard together.
Zero-egress, in-browser WebMCP dependency graph engine. Detects microservice deadlocks in <3ms via Tarjan SCC and untangles layouts with autonomous Human-in-the-Loop safety gates.
AI-powered cross-document intelligence that detects business inconsistencies and provides evidence-backed findings.
A support desk built on WebMCP's declarative API - three of eight tools are plain HTML forms with no JavaScript, and one HTML attribute decides who submits.
Where did they hide that setting? Your agent lights up where to click next, on your own screen. No help article, no guessing, no handing over your account. Next time you won't need to ask.
A shared command room where fire-safety teams and an agent rehearse changing conditions, trace every action, and keep final approval human.
A pinboard where every stranger-written caption is fenced and flagged untrusted before the agent reads it - proven against a live seeded prompt injection.
A trip finder with real, slow fare searches and a Cancel button that actually cancels - timers clear, nothing lands after, and the agent knows exactly what it never saw.
Your browser agent can understand your goals, show evidence, and help you plan your goals and aspirations with you, of course, always being in control.
Co-Desk — Human + Agent Support Operations
An electronics store whose own filter vocabulary is the agent's tool schema - it ranks, explains what it hid, and can never un-veto a product you rejected.
A WebMCP-powered campus agent that lets students and AI agents discover spaces, check availability, plan tasks, and execute campus actions together—with humans always in control.
Handoff is where AI agents inspect projects, propose plans, and make approved changes while humans stay in control. Every decision and action is tracked in one shared workspace.
Seven kinds of website, one AI agent. Your agent calls this page's real WebMCP tools — paints the same canvas you do, votes beside you — then the site closes every tool and shows the receipts.
A gnarly insurance form the agent fills from plain language while you watch - pending until you accept, and the legal attestations have no tool that can touch them.
A privacy-first health guide that turns uncertainty into safer next steps and better clinician conversations.
Keep the reason. Change the store.
WebMCP commerce tools assume a US checkout. Tendero hands an AI agent the eleven tools a Colombian sale needs — DIAN, VAT-by-destination, freight, Wompi — and closes only after a human's click.
