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gptcli
✓ verifiedFree
Open-source, plugin-based ChatGPT command-line toolkit for AI commit messages, shell commands and translation in the terminal.
3.2K visits/mo
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HumanLayer
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI coding platform and IDE that orchestrates multiple agent sessions and lets teams plug in their own AI subscriptions.
197K visits/mo
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supermemory™
✓ verifiedFreemium
Developer API that gives AI agents persistent memory, retrieval, and connectors, usable both as infrastructure and a personal app.
174K visits/mo
Pricing
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No public pricing
Free: $0/mo (~$5/mo of usage included)
Pro: $19/mo (~$20/mo of usage, unlimited storage, 2 teammates)
Max: $100/mo (~$130/mo of usage, 6x Pro headroom)
Scale: $399/mo (~$600/mo of usage, up to 10 teammates)
Core features
- ✦npm-installable ChatGPT CLI
- ✦AI-generated Git commit messages
- ✦Natural-language to shell commands
- ✦AI translation plugin
- ✦Extensible plugin system
- ✦Build custom AI CLI workflows
- ✦AI coding IDE with agent orchestration
- ✦Run and manage multiple agent sessions
- ✦Task, artifact and collaboration tools
- ✦Bring-your-own AI subscription or API keys
- ✦Cloud-scale agent execution
- ✦Persistent, structured memory built as a knowledge graph
- ✦Sub-300ms hybrid retrieval (RAG) with reranking
- ✦Native filesystem mount for agent memory access
- ✦Connectors to Slack, Notion, Drive, Gmail, GitHub, S3
- ✦Automatic extraction from PDFs, images, and audio
- ✦User profile and behavior tracking across sessions
Use cases
- →Writing commit messages automatically
- →Turning plain English into terminal commands
- →Translating text from the command line
- →Creating personal AI CLI tools
- →Shipping code faster with AI agents
- →Coordinating agent work across a team
- →Managing tasks and artifacts in one place
- →Running many parallel agent sessions
- →Developers adding long-term memory to AI agents
- →Teams building agents that need to sync with existing tools
- →Individuals wanting one memory layer shared across multiple AI assistants
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