72 entities · same slugs as the people twin
All products (agent view)
Every published entity from the committed seed JSON. Approach a plaque for the capability matrix and SKILL.md. MCP is omitted unless it actually exists.
Index
72 entities
ai-assistants
ChatGPT
ChatGPT is OpenAI's consumer and business assistant, wrapping GPT models in a chat UI with memory, browsing, image generation, and custom GPTs. The public product launched in November 2022 and became the default way millions of people try large language models. The API lives.
ai-assistants
Claude
Claude is Anthropic's family of constitutional-AI models and the claude.ai workbench. It is widely used for long-context writing, coding, and careful tool use. Artifacts, Projects, and the desktop-class chat UI serve humans; the Messages API, tool use, computer-use betas, and.
ai-assistants
Gemini
Gemini is Google's multimodal assistant, available as a consumer app, in Workspace, and as models on Google AI Studio and Vertex AI. Native video, audio, and DeepMind research show up first here. The human product is tightly bound to a Google account; the agent product is the.
ai-assistants
Grok
Grok is xAI's assistant, known for real-time flavor from X and a less filtered tone than the larger labs. The human app and the Grok experience inside X are the main surfaces. API access exists but documentation, SLA language, and enterprise packaging lag Claude and OpenAI,.
ai-assistants
Perplexity
Perplexity is an answer engine that retrieves the live web and cites sources in the same breath as the prose. That citation habit is why humans use it for research instead of a naked chat model. Collections, Spaces, and the mobile apps are polished. The API exposes search and.
ai-assistants
Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot is the branded assistant sitting in Bing, Windows, Edge, and Microsoft 365. For knowledge workers already in Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams, it is the lowest-friction assistant because it already has tenant context. Graph connectors and Copilot Studio.
design
Midjourney
Midjourney is a research lab and image service famous for aesthetic range. The product still lives between Discord commands and a web app. That human craft surface is excellent; the official machine surface is not. There is no first-class public API comparable to OpenAI.
design
Runway
Runway builds generative video tools (Gen-3 and successors) used by filmmakers, marketers, and motion teams. The web studio is the human product: timeline, motion brush, lip sync, and generating clips from text or images. An API exists for generating assets in pipelines,.
design
ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs is a voice company: text-to-speech, voice cloning with consent flows, dubbing, and conversational agents. The studio UI is straightforward for producers. The HTTP API, streaming, and SSML-ish controls are why agents can actually ship spoken product experiences. We.
ai-assistants
Character.AI
Character.AI popularized persona chat: millions of user-created characters for entertainment, language practice, and roleplay. It is a human consumer product. There is no serious public API for agents to operate characters as tools, and the company has invested in safety and.
developer-tools
Cursor
Cursor is an AI-native code editor forked from VS Code. Tab completion, inline edit, and agent-style multi-file tasks are the human product — and they are excellent, which is why so many engineers switched in 2025–2026. Agent score is high because of rules files, SKILL-like.
developer-tools
GitHub
GitHub is the default public source host and a full DevOps surface: issues, PRs, Actions, Packages, Codespaces, and security scanning. Humans live in the PR timeline. Agents live in the REST and GraphQL APIs, Checks, and workflow YAML. Few products have a more complete twin:.
developer-tools
GitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot is the completion and chat assistant inside VS Code, JetBrains, and github.com. Completions, Copilot Chat, and Copilot Workspace-style flows are the human job. Agent-style coding exists but is coupled to GitHub's identity and policy engine, which enterprises.
developer-tools
Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code is the world's default editor: free, extensible, and fast enough. The human surface is the workbench plus the marketplace. The agent surface is the extension API, language server protocol, and tasks/debug adapters — machines already drive VS Code via those.
developer-tools
GitLab
GitLab is the all-in-one DevSecOps platform: git, CI, registry, SAST, and environments in a single product you can also self-host. Humans who want one pane of glass stay; humans who want GitHub's social graph leave. Agents do well because almost every click has an API and a.
infrastructure
Vercel
Vercel is the company behind Next.js and a hosting platform optimized for frontend and serverless compute. Preview URLs for every PR are the human delight. The REST API, CLI, and deploy hooks are how agents ship. We score both high and still note vendor coupling: the best.
infrastructure
Netlify
Netlify pioneered git-connected JAMstack deploys, forms, and edge functions. The dashboard is still one of the gentlest onboarding paths for a static or hybrid site. CLI and API cover sites, deploys, env vars, and identity. It competes with Vercel and Cloudflare Pages; we.
developer-tools
Linear
Linear is the issue tracker designed like a fast native app: keyboard-first, opinionated workflow, gorgeous graphs. Humans who have suffered Jira feel the difference in a day. The GraphQL API, webhooks, and synced GitHub PRs make it agent-friendly. There is no official CLI of.
developer-tools
Jira
Jira is the default enterprise work item database. The human UI is powerful and easy to make miserable with custom fields. The REST APIs, JQL, and automation are how serious orgs actually move tickets, which is why agents score far above humans. We are not cute about this:.
developer-tools
Replit
Replit is a browser IDE, hosting platform, and increasingly an agent that builds apps from a prompt. The human magic is zero-setup: a REPL in a tab. Agent features (Agent, APIs, deployments) exist and are improving, but the source of truth is Replit's hosted environment.
productivity
Notion
Notion is the all-in-one workspace: docs, wikis, lightweight databases, and AI Q&A over your pages. Humans love the blank page and hate the blank page. The public API, webhooks, and database query endpoints are good enough that agents can file meeting notes and update CRMs,.
productivity
Coda
Coda blends documents and spreadsheets with Packs that pull in other SaaS tools. It is less famous than Notion and more programmable on the surface of a doc. The API can read and write table rows, which is the agent path. Humans who think in docs-plus-formulas stay; others.
productivity
Airtable
Airtable is the spreadsheet that grew up into a relational ops database with interfaces, automations, and a serious REST API. Humans get pretty grids. Agents get records, webhooks, and script extensions. It is the unofficial database of marketing and ops teams who will not be.
design
Figma
Figma is the browser-native design tool that ended the era of emailed .sketch files. Multiplayer, components, and Dev Mode are the human triumph. REST APIs, plugin APIs, and variables help agents read files, export assets, and lint design systems — but Figma is still a.
design
Framer
Framer moved from a prototyping tool to a visual site builder with CMS, localization, and delightful motion. Designers ship marketing sites without a handoff. The machine story is weaker: there is no complete site-as-code API comparable to Webflow's, and agents usually edit.
design
Webflow
Webflow is visual development for production websites: designer, CMS, hosting, and logic. Agencies live here. The Data API and webhooks let agents mutate CMS items, which is the real agent job (not drawing layout). Humans still own the canvas. Compared with Framer it is more.
design
Canva
Canva is the design tool for everyone who is not a professional designer — and increasingly for those who are. Templates, Brand Kit, and Magic Studio made visual work default worldwide. Partner and Connect APIs exist, but most automation is still export-and-hope. We will not.
design
Adobe Creative Cloud
Adobe Creative Cloud is Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, Acrobat, and the rest of the professional suite sold as a subscription. Firefly brings generative features into those apps. Humans who do print, photo, and film still need this toolkit. Agent access is fragmented:.
design
Adobe Firefly
Firefly is Adobe's generative model family trained with a commercial-safety story: licensed and public-domain data, indemnification on qualifying plans. The web app and the Photoshop Generative Fill button are the human products. APIs exist for enterprises who want Firefly.
productivity
Superhuman
Superhuman is a fast, keyboard-first email client on top of Gmail and Microsoft 365. Split inbox, reminders, and snippets are the product. There is no public agent API to drive Superhuman itself — agents should hit Gmail or Graph instead. We include it because it is globally.
communications
Slack
Slack is workplace chat: channels, DMs, huddles, canvases, and a universe of bots. Humans drown in it or live in it. The Web API, Events API, and Block Kit make it one of the most agent-operable communication products on earth — which is why every SaaS ships a Slack.
communications
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams is chat, meetings, and files for organizations already paying for Microsoft 365. The human UI is heavier than Slack. Graph APIs, bots, and meeting transcripts give agents a deep hook into tenant communication. We score it as the default enterprise.
communications
Zoom
Zoom is the video meeting people still say as a verb. Reliability and one-click join won the pandemic; webinars and phone keep the business. Meeting, recording, and phone APIs are mature, so agents can schedule, ingest transcripts, and provision users. The human product is.
communications
Loom
Loom made async video a workplace habit: record your screen, drop a link, skip the meeting. The recorder and viewer are the human product, now inside Atlassian. APIs exist but are not how most teams operate Loom. Agent score stays modest; transcripts help machines more than.
communications
Discord
Discord is the community chat stack: voice, text, stages, forum channels, and a bot ecosystem that predates the LLM wave. Humans hang out. Agents are first-class via the Gateway and REST bot APIs — among the most-used agent surfaces in this catalog. It is not Slack for.
productivity
Cal.com
Cal.com is open-source scheduling: the Calendly alternative you can self-host. Booking pages are the human product. Platform APIs, webhooks, and the repo itself are the agent product. We score it high for agents because the code is public and the API is meant to be embedded,.
productivity
Calendly
Calendly is the default 'grab my link' scheduler for sales and recruiting. The human UX is still the gold standard for event types and round-robin. APIs and webhooks exist for routing and CRM writes; they are less open than Cal.com's platform bet. Both belong in a worldwide.
productivity
Grammarly
Grammarly is the writing assistant in the browser, desktop, and keyboard: grammar, tone, and generative rewrite. It is a human overlay on Gmail, Docs, and Slack. A full agent API is not the product; you do not send your company's emails through Grammarly as JSON. High human,.
payments
Stripe
Stripe is the internet's default payments API: Checkout, Billing, Connect, Tax, Treasury, and Identity. The Dashboard is a fine human surface. The product is the API — versioned, idempotent, documented with copy-paste recipes. Agent Twin Score is among the highest in this.
infrastructure
Supabase
Supabase is the open-source Firebase alternative: Postgres, Auth, Storage, Realtime, and Edge Functions with a studio GUI. Humans click tables. Agents use the REST and JS clients, RLS, and the CLI to migrate. This directory itself targets a Supabase project. We score the.
infrastructure
Neon
Neon is serverless Postgres with database branching: copy-on-write branches for preview apps, scale-to-zero compute, and a genuine Postgres wire protocol. The console is fine. The API and CLI are how you create a branch per pull request, which is the agent job. Humans who.
infrastructure
PlanetScale
PlanetScale brought Vitess-grade MySQL branching and non-blocking schema changes to startups. The deploy-request workflow is the human metaphor. The CLI and API are excellent, which keeps the agent score high even as the company has shifted packaging over time. We describe.
infrastructure
Cloudflare
Cloudflare is DNS, CDN, DDoS, Zero Trust, Workers, R2, D1, and a dozen more edges. Humans click orange-cloud DNS. Agents live in the API, wrangler CLI, and Terraform provider. Few companies have a broader worldwide footprint. We catalog Cloudflare as one entity because that.
infrastructure
Amazon Web Services
AWS is the default public cloud: compute, storage, data, and a console that overwhelms newcomers. Human Twin Score is middling because the console and naming are a tax. Agent Twin Score is excellent because everything is an API, the CLI is real, and IAM is the most.
infrastructure
Resend
Resend is a transactional email API with React-email ergonomics and a calm dashboard. Humans inspect deliveries. Agents send mail. Documentation is the product, which is why the agent Twin Score sits next to Stripe. We do not confuse a pretty dashboard with a complete ESP for.
infrastructure
Auth0
Auth0 (Okta Customer Identity) is hosted authentication: Universal Login, social connections, RBAC, and Actions. The dashboard is dense. The OIDC/OAuth machine surface is the actual product, which agents and apps already speak. Humans feel the login box; agents feel client.
infrastructure
Clerk
Clerk sells beautiful auth components plus a user management backend, especially for Next.js and B2B organizations. Humans get a polished sign-in in an afternoon. Agents get Backend APIs and webhooks. Compared with Auth0 it is more frontend-opinionated and less.
infrastructure
Railway
Railway is a usage-based PaaS: draw a diagram of services, get Postgres, redis, and a deploy from git. Humans enjoy the canvas. The CLI and GraphQL API let agents provision environments. It sits between Heroku nostalgia and AWS gravity. We score the public product after the.
infrastructure
Render
Render is a modern Heroku-like PaaS for web services, cron, Redis, and Postgres with a clean dashboard. Humans who want Docker without Kubernetes land here. REST APIs cover services and deploys. It is less frontend-specialized than Vercel and less diagrammatic than Railway.
infrastructure
Firebase
Firebase is Google's app-backend suite: Auth, Firestore, RTDB, Cloud Functions, Hosting, Crashlytics, Remote Config. Humans click in the console. Agents use Admin SDKs and service accounts. It remains the default mobile backend tutorial. Vendor coupling to Google Cloud is the.
developer-tools
OpenAI Platform
The OpenAI Platform is the developer product: models, embeddings, speech, images, batch, fine-tuning, and the dashboard that holds keys. ChatGPT is the consumer twin; this is the machine twin. Docs, playground, and SDKs are why almost every demo starts here. We keep it as its.
developer-tools
Anthropic API
Anthropic's API is the Messages API, tool use, prompt caching, and long context — the machine product behind Claude. Console and workbench help humans. Agents get clean JSON, streaming, and relatively honest limit documentation. Available also via AWS Bedrock and Google.
data
Pinecone
Pinecone is a managed vector database for retrieval-augmented generation and semantic search. The console is a thin human layer over indexes. The API is the product. We score it as infrastructure for agents first, because that is who queries it in production.
automation
Zapier
Zapier is the no-code integration fabric: Zaps, Tables, Interfaces, and now agents that run the same connectors. Humans who are not engineers automate Gmail-to-Slack here. Developer Platform and REST let agents create and run Zaps, but the soul of the product is the visual.
automation
Make
Make (formerly Integromat) is the visual scenario builder with more branching and data transformation than early Zapier. Europeans and power users often prefer it. HTTP modules and the Make API help agents, but the canvas is still the human product. We use the current name.
automation
n8n
n8n is the source-available workflow engine you can self-host, extend with code nodes, and now point at AI agents. Humans who can run Docker prefer it to Zapier for data gravity and cost. The REST API, CLI, and repo raise the agent score above closed iPaaS. License is.
marketing
HubSpot
HubSpot is the inbound CRM and marketing suite that starts free and grows into a stack. Humans live in deals, sequences, and the CMS. Private apps, webhooks, and a large REST surface make it agent-operable. We do not quote customer counts we cannot defend; we score the.
marketing
Salesforce
Salesforce is the enterprise CRM and app platform. The human UI is a maze of clouds, objects, and layouts. APIs (REST, Bulk, Pub/Sub) and Apex are how serious integrations work, which is why agents outscore humans. We include it because it is globally famous, not because it.
marketing
Shopify
Shopify is the worldwide commerce OS for independents and brands: admin, checkout, POS, and a huge app store. Humans set up a store in a weekend. GraphQL Admin and Storefront APIs, plus webhooks, make it a first-class agent commerce backend. Liquid themes remain a human.
marketing
WooCommerce
WooCommerce is the WordPress shop plugin that still powers a huge share of independent stores. Humans who already run WordPress stay. REST APIs and hooks let agents manage products and orders, with all the plugin-fragility that implies. Open source is the advantage;.
data
PostHog
PostHog is product analytics with session replay, feature flags, experiments, and surveys — open-core and self-hostable. Humans live in funnels and replays. Capture APIs, flags, and HogQL give agents a full product-data loop. We like that the company publishes pricing math.
data
Amplitude
Amplitude is a product analytics cloud used by growth and data teams for funnels, retention, and taxonomy. The chart UI is the human product. Ingestion APIs and the dashboard API serve agents. Heavier than PostHog for teams that want a vendor, not a repo.
data
Mixpanel
Mixpanel is event analytics with a reputation for query speed and a mature JS SDK. Humans slice events. Agents ingest via HTTP. It remains a worldwide name in product analytics even as PostHog and Amplitude crowd the same search.
data
Segment
Segment is the customer data pipeline: collect once, fan out to analytics, ads, and warehouses. The debugger UI is for humans; the Spec and HTTP tracking API are for agents. Twilio ownership is the corporate fact. CDP lock-in is the operational fact.
data
Datadog
Datadog is the full-stack observability suite: infra, APM, logs, RUM, security. Dashboards are the human surface. Agents, DogStatsD, and the HTTP API are how you actually monitor a fleet. Pricing complexity is part of the review, not a footnote.
data
Sentry
Sentry is application error monitoring with tracing, replays, and release health. The issue workflow is excellent for humans. Envelope ingest and the REST API are excellent for agents. Open-source roots remain; SaaS is how most teams buy it.
communications
Intercom
Intercom is the product messenger, help desk, and outbound series that later bet hard on Fin, its AI support agent. Humans (your customers) see the widget. Your agents and automations see the REST API and webhooks. Pricing is famously sharp-edged; we mention it.
productivity
Asana
Asana is work management for teams that think in projects, not git issues. List, board, timeline, workload, and goals. The API covers tasks and projects well enough for agents. Humans who want design-tool speed go to Linear; humans who want a company-wide work graph stay.
productivity
monday.com
monday.com is the colorful Work OS: boards, automations, dashboards, and an app marketplace. Humans who like visual ops love it. GraphQL APIs exist and are used; the product is still a human canvas. Globally famous, so it belongs here even if engineers prefer Linear.
developer-tools
Postman
Postman is the API workbench: collections, environments, monitors, and a public Network of collections. Humans click Send. Newman CLI and the Postman API let agents run and sync collections. It is simultaneously a client and a platform, which we say in the first paragraph so.
marketing
WordPress
WordPress is still the world's default CMS: wordpress.org software plus a commercial galaxy. Humans get themes and Gutenberg. Agents get REST and WP-CLI. We catalog the software, not a single host, and we distinguish .org from .com in the body copy so search engines do not.
data
Google Analytics 4
GA4 is the default marketing analytics for the open web after Universal Analytics sunset. The human UI is a well-known source of confusion. Measurement Protocol and the Data API let agents send and query events. We score the current GA4 product, not UA nostalgia, and we do.