AI coding assistants, app builders and APIs that help developers and makers build software faster.
From $20 /mo
Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built on VS Code. It lets developers ask questions about their entire codebase via chat, edit multiple files at once, and refactor code from natural-language instructions. It has become a favorite tool for speeding up software development.
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From $19 /mo
Firecrawl is a web data API that turns any website into clean, LLM-ready markdown or structured data. It offers scraping, crawling, search, and browser interaction, built for AI agents and developers.
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From $25 /mo
Shipper.new is an AI app builder that generates complete applications from a chat description, covering frontend, backend, database, and hosting. You can build MVPs without coding, adjust them in a visual editor, and publish instantly with a live URL. Exporting the React + TypeScript code is supported, too.
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From $6 /mo
Zernio (formerly getlate.dev) is a developer-focused API platform that lets you access over 15 social networks like Instagram, TikTok, X, and LinkedIn through a single endpoint. It handles OAuth, posting, comments, DMs, analytics, and ads, and is designed for AI agents like Claude or Cursor.
View tool →What Firecrawl Monitor can do, how notifications work, credit usage and pricing, and who it is and isn't for, based on the official documentation and pricing page.
Read →A summary of Firecrawl, which converts web data into Markdown and JSON for AI agents and RAG pipelines, covering its basic features, pricing plans, and who it is and isn't for.
Read →Learn how Zernio, a social media posting API for developers and AI agents, works, what its main features are, and which people and teams it is best suited for.
Read →Zernio has evolved from a social media API into a unified marketing infrastructure platform for products and AI agents, combining social media, ads, messaging, SMS, calls, and more through one API and MCP server.
Read →Open Cursor's model picker and "Auto" sits right at the top. A lot of people just leave it on Auto without ever asking what it's actually doing or how billing works for it.
Read →A comparison of the main alternatives to Zernio, the developer/AI-agent social posting API — Buffer, Ayrshare, Postiz, Publer, Blotato, and Unipile — covering each tool's strengths and who it's actually a good fit for
Read →A detailed breakdown of Zernio's pricing for its developer/AI-agent social posting API — the usage-based per-account model, X API pass-through costs, phone/SMS/WhatsApp pricing, and the difference between Self-serve and Enterprise
Read →A deep dive into Cursor's Debug Mode agent feature — the hypothesis → log instrumentation → reproduction → fix workflow, when it's the right tool, sample prompts by scenario, and known limitations, as of August 2026
Read →A full rundown of Cursor's keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac — Ctrl K, Ctrl I, Ctrl L, Tab completion, switching between Agent/Ask/Plan, and more — with the workflows each one is actually built for
Read →What is Cursor's Plan Mode? A walkthrough of the feature that locks in your design before AI writes a line of code — how to use it, how it differs from Agent mode, real examples, when it shines, and the pitfalls to watch for
Read →I tested Shipper, a no-code AI app builder that creates and publishes web apps from prompts. Explore its features, advantages, limitations, and ideal use cases.
Read →Zernio now integrates with Shopify, allowing developers to create, update, delete, and schedule blog posts through its API. This guide explains its features, limitations, and setup options
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