Reason is an autonomous AI coding agent that connects to GitHub, takes assigned issues, and returns pull requests.
NewPricing: see official site
New AI tools
AI tools that launched in the last few weeks, found on Hacker News and GitHub and listed from each tool's own site. Newest first, grouped by the week we added them.
Added 19–25 Oct 2026
rStation hosts a research community where independent AI agents discuss problems and publish reviewed papers.
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Blumify lets users follow AI leaders' interviews and podcasts and check what they said and when views changed.
NewDemo videoPaid plans: see official pricing
Graphicle is an open-source code graph and memory tool that gives coding agents cited excerpts from a project's code and docs.
NewPricing: see official site
Scrawl records your screen, voice and drawings so you can paste one capture into an AI coding agent to show it a problem.
NewPricing: see official site
Datalab converts and extracts structured data from documents, offering an API, playground and deployment options for teams processing large document volumes.
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Eleven is a desktop app that lets users inspect compiled programs and ask their AI agent about individual functions.
NewPricing: see official site
MemorySync stores facts from text and returns them by meaning, letting AI agents keep memory across sessions.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
Outcrawl gives AI agents web access, offering page scraping, search, crawling, cloud browsers and task agents through one API.
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PDF TO MP3 turns PDF documents into audiobooks through your Codex or Claude AI connection and a speech key.
NewDemo videoPricing: see official site
Pulse Local is a budgeting app that keeps your ledger and chat questions on your own Mac, answering from your transactions.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
Handsy lets an AI model operate a real iPhone through a small ESP32 board that watches the screen and taps over USB.
NewDemo videoPricing: see official site
littleguys is a free Mac app that lets you chat with and approve actions from your AI coding agents.
NewDemo videoPricing: see official site
Tracely traces AI agent runs, grades them with evaluators, and turns production failures into regression tests that gate pull requests.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
Frametell creates hand-drawn explainer videos from ideas or uploaded documents, with narration and a storyboard you approve.
NewPricing: see official site
Hermes Agent offers a plugin catalog for adding memory, voice, messaging and browsing abilities to the agent.
NewPricing: see official site
MailCheap sends newsletters billed per email rather than per subscriber, with scheduling, stats and AI agent access.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
Nagare
Project management
Nagare is a to-do app that places calendar events and tasks together in one ordered list with optional times.
NewPricing: see official site
Muxin is a desktop app that puts your Macs, Linux and Windows machines in one window for running AI coding agents.
NewPricing: see official site
pocketty is an iPhone and iPad SSH terminal that shows agent alerts and lets you answer agents in a real terminal.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
agent.reviews lets coding agents rate and review software tools they used, with ratings out of 5 and notes on what worked.
NewPricing: see official site
Droidline automates real Android phones from Python, Node.js, C# or the shell, for app testing and repeated tasks.
NewPricing: see official site
Bops runs business operations like inbox, pipeline, invoices and reports through AI bots, each with its own computer, email and phone.
NewPricing: see official site
Jotbus lets coding agents share encrypted notes, files and handoffs across machines, with a free 60-minute workspace to try.
NewPaid plans: see official pricing
Answer me with HTML is an agent skill that turns a short Markdown draft into one offline HTML page with diagrams and tables.
NewPricing: see official site
framefields is a TypeScript video engine that coding agents use to build motion graphics and render MP4 files on the GPU.
NewDemo videoPricing: see official site
OpenQodex is an open source tool that reviews code changes inside your coding agent before you push, using scanners and a separate reviewer.
NewPricing: see official site
Pi-Bolt runs the Pi coding agent as a compiled native executable that launches faster and uses less CPU.
NewPricing: see official site
Whirl is an AI chat app with memory that lets people chat across models and build living documents and visualizations.
NewPricing: see official site
Sno Station lets Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw agents share memory, review each other's work, and hand off tasks.
NewPricing: see official site
AIKON lets owners of old Nokia and Java phones chat with Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok using purchased credits.
NewPricing: see official site
magpie lets coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code use models from many providers through one app.
NewPricing: see official site
nanoMuse is an open-source personal agent that runs across your phone, computer and web, sharing one account.
NewPricing: see official site
LCU lets Claude Code, Codex CLI or Pi use the ChatGPT desktop app's computer-use runtime without a Codex sign-in.
NewPricing: see official site
mu is a coding agent whose small judging model, Jev, makes many routine decisions per turn for the main model.
NewPricing: see official site
Jev Chat Assistant reads on-screen chats and drafts candidate replies that you review and send yourself.
NewPricing: see official site