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RentAHuman — The Marketplace Where AI Agents Hire Humans
Marketplace for AI agents to hire humans for real-world tasks using MCP and API.
@rentahumanx · X
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Marketplace for AI agents to hire humans for real-world tasks using MCP and API.
@rentahumanx · X
Create AI assistants for technical documentation that respond to user questions instantly.
@emilsnotes · X
Our customers using Claude Code move faster than we can ship features. So we stopped fighting it and leaned in. Here's why it's paying off: 👇️ Some context: powers AI agents that answer millions of technical questions per month. Those conversations are a goldmine - they tell you exactly what users struggle with and where your docs fall short. We've built a lot of analytics on top of this (Coverage Gaps, Top Questions, and more), and teams love them. But here's the honest truth: no dashboard covers every edge case for every company. Meanwhile, our sharpest customers were already exporting kapa data and throwing their coding agents at it in ways we never designed for. So instead of chasing every workflow with a UI, we took the best practices we've seen actually work and packaged them as Kapa Skills - installable in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex: 1/ Analyze Coverage Gaps: your agent works through the topics kapa couldn't answer and writes the missing content straig
Discover and access 100+ APIs for AI agents through one prepaid account.
interface1860 · HN
TaskFuel – agents discover and pay per call for 100 APIs
Build and deploy AI customer support agents without writing code.
@BotbaseAi · X
We just shipped 🚀 BotbaseAI — build & deploy an AI customer support agent in minutes. No code. Looking for early testers to break it and tell us what sucks. Try it → 🙏 RTs appreciated #buildinpublic #AI #SaaS
Design and deploy AI agents that automate tasks across software without requiring APIs.
@gabebenchimol · X
AI agent on a cloud computer that automates workflows, drives browsers, and runs deep research.
u/Sea_Way6729 · Reddit
We started working on MoClaw 6 months ago as a side project, and managed to turn it into our main and only business! About half a year ago, a group of friends and I started working on a tool in our free time. We wanted a safer and more streamlined version of OpenClaw because there were many, many stories about AI going rogue, and ultimately decided to make one ourselves. On top of that, the costs of running autonomous, independent agents were quite high if you wanted to do it the proper, safe