Content
Video, clips, voice and images, from one idea.
Workflows the AI crowd builds for itself, translated so anyone can run them.
Records run on the page. Tools run on your computer. Nothing you type here is stored.
The same idea, pointed at your own site: Free AI check checks whether an AI assistant names you when your buyers ask. The first check is free.
The Library runs in your browser and forgets. The Kit runs on your computer and remembers: the five workflows below as skills, with a guided setup your assistant does for you. Works with Claude Code, Claude Code + Kimi, Gemini CLI and Codex.
US$20 · one time · 12 min to read, 15 min to set upWhat your AI knows about you before it talks to you.
Your AI reads your notes before it talks to you, and files what mattered when you're done.
Khoj turns the notes, PDFs, and files already sitting on your computer into something you can actually ask questions of.
What changed, and what people are saying, before you decide.
Once a week, what changed with your competitors and in your niche. One page, every line sourced.
Give it a web address, or a list of them, and it hands back clean, plain-text versions of those pages — headings and paragraphs stripped of surrounding code — so your AI can read them.
Give it a web address and it hands back the page as clean data — plain-text markdown, or JSON shaped the way you ask for — so your AI can read it without wading through a page's raw code.
You give it a question and it goes and researches it properly — pulling from many web sources at once, reading past what any single article says, and writing up a full report with citations you can check yourself.
Ask it about a person, a company, or a topic and it goes looking across Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Hacker News and a handful of other platforms for what people have actually said in the last 30 days — ranked by real engagement, not by what a search engine's editors chose to surface.
It's a search engine you run yourself, that pulls results from several other search engines at once and returns one combined list — without logging what you searched for or building a profile of you.
Leads scored, answered in draft, booked. You send.
Every new lead scored, understood and answered in draft by the time you've made coffee. You send. Nothing else does.
The lead desk for buyers who answer on WhatsApp, LINE or WeChat — and never to email. Drafts shaped for the app. You send.
You get a booking page you host yourself, so people can pick a free slot on your calendar without a chain of scheduling emails.
You get an e-signature flow you host yourself: upload a document, mark where a signature or a date goes, and send a link.
Copy, launches, pricing pages, ads, search.
You hand it your ad account exports from any of twelve platforms — Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Reddit, Snapchat, X, Amazon, Apple, Pinterest and YouTube — and it turns them into the work a paid-media analyst would produce: a dated audit of what's actually happening in the account, a channel and budget plan, new ad copy and creative, and a performance report.
gstack turns Claude Code into a small engineering team with defined roles — a CEO for direction, an engineer, a designer, a QA lead, a security reviewer and a release engineer — each one a slash command with its own review gate.
marketingskills is a set of reference playbooks your AI coding agent reads before doing marketing work — conversion optimization, copywriting, SEO, analytics and growth engineering — so instead of guessing at best practice, it works from the same frameworks a marketing consultant would use.
toprank connects your AI agent to your live SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads and analytics accounts and gives it forty-five ready-made workflows for auditing and reporting on them — why organic traffic dropped, how a Google Ads account is actually performing, what an AI search engine says about you.
Video, clips, voice and images, from one idea.
AutoClip watches a long video for you and pulls out the interesting parts.
ComfyUI is a node-based studio for building AI image, video, and audio generation into a repeatable process, rather than typing one prompt at a time into a chat box.
MoneyPrinterTurbo turns a topic into a finished short video without you touching an editing timeline.
Pixelle-Video turns a single topic into a finished short video, end to end, through a web page rather than a code editor.
A design system your AI builder follows on every screen.
8bitcn/ui gives your AI a full set of retro, pixel-styled screen pieces to drop into a product it is already building: buttons, forms, dialogs, tables, even health bars and XP bars.
EvilCharts gives your AI a set of ready-made charts that look designed rather than default, for the site or dashboard it is already building you.
m3e-canvas gives you a place to sketch out what your product's screens should look like before your AI starts writing code.
shadcn/ui gives your AI a real component library to build your product's interface from, instead of inventing buttons and forms from scratch every time.
Tickets triaged, replies drafted, the recurring ones found.
You get one inbox for every place a customer can reach you: the chat bubble on your website, your support email, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram and SMS, all landing in the same queue so nothing sits unread in an app nobody checks.
You get a public board of your own where customers post what they want, vote on each other's requests and comment, so the asks that keep recurring in your support inbox stop hiding there and sort themselves by how many people want them.
You get a shared support inbox that runs on your own server.
You get one support inbox for your whole team, running on a machine you control.
Forecasts, documents and the paperwork.
Unstructured takes messy real-world documents, PDFs, scanned invoices, Word files, emails, spreadsheets, and turns them into clean text your AI can actually read.
The plumbing: automations, inboxes, browsers for agents.
You get a full email inbox, send, receive, search, reply, that runs entirely on your own Cloudflare account instead of a mailbox provider's servers.
You describe a task in plain English, fill in this form, pull product prices into a spreadsheet, and it drives a real browser to do it: clicking, typing, reading the page, the way you would by hand.
For anyone building their own product with an AI.
This gives your AI a real Chrome browser it can drive itself, instead of guessing whether the page you asked for actually works.
This connects your AI to your actual GitHub account, so it can work from your real repositories instead of a file you copied in.
This connects your coding AI to a catalogue of ready-made interface pieces — buttons, forms, navigation, whole page sections — so when you ask for a settings screen or a signup form, it can search for a working version, read the real code, and bring it into your project with everything it depends on, instead of writing it from scratch and guessing at the styling.
This gives your AI a browser it can operate directly — Chrome, Firefox, or Safari's engine — so it can test whatever you're building the way a real visitor would, not just read the code.
Three views before you commit.
For writing that matters. A researcher who only finds, a writer who only uses what was found, a reviewer who only flags. One chat, three prompts.
You give your team one place to make a decision properly instead of losing it in a chat thread.
Built by and for people who live in a terminal.
A command line, paid tools, and patience.
Everything that needs a terminal.
The habits that made it work. Those never needed one.
Open source, a real licence, alive this year. Or it isn't here.
What it does, who it's for, and the brief that gets it running.