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e2e: AI app tests that replay a checked step with zero model calls

How to pick your platform, give it one harmless goal, and add the check before you trust the replay.

iart motion skills: pick the pack, brief the motion, check the export

How to pick the pack, describe the motion you want, and inspect the exported result.

OpenEdit: edit video by describing it to Claude Code or Codex

How to install the skill, choose how to transcribe, and check the exported video.

Reverse engineer any app with Claude and REA

Set up REA in one command on Windows or Mac, run it with an uncensored local model, and try ten weekend projects with copy-paste prompts.

Fix your dating life with Claude and nine free skills

Install the nine free Claude dating skills, then rank your photos, rewrite your bio and prompts, write openers from her profile, read her replies honestly, log every match, plan the date and spot fake profiles and scams.

MegaMemory: give Claude Code a decision memory you can see

How to record a decision, inspect its graph, and check retrieved context.

AutoSynthData: turn agent failures into a training-task plan

How to log what went wrong, write a check that catches it, and plan useful training tasks.

OctoberBus: follow agent claims, test two workers, check the wake-up

How to follow the claims and replies, try two workers on one job, and check what actually wakes the agent.

LibreChat: steer or stop an AI agent while it's working

How to steer or stop the agent, a small format change to try it on, and what to check about the beta features and provider costs.

Give one station worker a task and verify its file

How to define a bounded task, inspect the run, and verify the delivered artifact.

Give two agents a shared brief and verify the delivered file

How to assign roles, bound the discussion, and verify the delivered file.

Build an event briefing with a source trail you can inspect

How to choose sources, inspect event groups, and customize your briefing.

Your free AI sales rep: OpenOutreach setup guide

The two-command install on Windows or Mac, the exact sentence that decides your leads, a free ten-lead test, the 24/7 reply loop and what to know before you send.

Open TTS Leaderboard: pick an AI voice by ear and check the cost

How to compare voices with the names hidden, try the words they might trip over, and check what your videos would cost.

FlashVSR: upscale video 4x and check for crawling detail

How to read the moving window, check for crawling detail, and follow the example from input to saved video.

SeedVR2: restore blurry video and check for invented letters

How to choose the 3B or 7B model, prepare a smaller copy of your clip, and check for invented letters and texture.

IndexTTS 2.5: control the speed and pronunciation of a cloned voice

How to change the speed setting, test a difficult name, and check permission for the voice.

WanGP: preview AI video before the export finishes

The preview route, a GPU checklist, and the output and resale terms.

FLUX.2 Klein 4B: edit a photo with reference images, license checked

How to pick the Klein model you're allowed to use, write the edit with your reference photos, and spot changes you never asked for.

olmOCR 2: turn scanned PDFs into text your AI can read

How to pick a small scan to try, check numbers and equations, and see whether your GPU fits before you download it.

SynthID Bio: see where the protein watermark goes and how it is detected

Where the mark goes, how they detect it, and what the marked proteins could still do.

LFM2.5-VL DSpark: measure the real speedup on your own request

How to see where the time goes, match the two models, and compare the same request on both.

Kumo Tabular: test NVIDIA's table model fairly on your own data

How to prepare your table, keep the test answers hidden, and check what it gets right next to a basic model.

AstaBrief: check a cited AI science report before you trust it

How to get your sources together, check the citations, and compare what the reports actually say.

RankMeFast: try the demo, connect one real source, read what it measured

How to try the demo, connect one real data source, and tell what it actually measured.