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AI development & IT tools

Explore AI development & IT tools. Build, test, and maintain software and technical systems.

Find an agent or tool, add a reusable skill, or follow a setup guide for this work.

Recipes (2)

Build it yourself. Each recipe explains the inputs, setup, and checks for your platform.

Ready-made (10)

Existing tools that already do this work. You sign up with the provider instead of building it yourself.

  • Ready-made

    Claude Code

    A coding agent that reads your project, edits files and runs commands from terminal, IDE, desktop or web workflows.

  • Ready-made

    CodeRabbit

    An AI review platform that explains code changes, flags possible problems and helps teams work through pull requests.

  • Ready-made

    AlwaysQA

    Agent-first QA that runs browser and API checks of your critical web app flows and returns a clear outcome with evidence, from its dashboard or straight from your coding agent.

  • Ready-made

    Cursor

    An AI coding environment where agents inspect a repository, change files and use development tools to complete a defined task.

  • Ready-made

    Greptile

    A code-review agent that uses repository context to inspect pull requests and send actionable findings to developers.

  • Ready-made

    incident.io

    incident.io runs incident response inside Slack or Microsoft Teams and builds the timeline as you work; its Pro plan adds AI call notes and AI-drafted post-mortems for people to edit.

  • Ready-made

    mabl

    A test-automation platform that uses AI to create, run, maintain and investigate application tests across supported interfaces.

  • Ready-made

    OpenAI Codex

    A coding agent for investigating, implementing, testing and reviewing software changes in local or cloud environments.

  • Ready-made

    QA Wolf

    An AI testing platform with an optional managed service that creates, runs, investigates and maintains end-to-end tests.

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    Rootly

    Rootly runs incident response in Slack or Microsoft Teams, keeps the incident timeline, and uses AI to take call notes, summarize incidents and draft retrospectives that people refine.

Reusable instructions you can add to a compatible AI tool.

  • Bug diagnosis

    Trace a failure to its first broken invariant, test competing causes and verify a minimal authorized fix.

    • Codex
    • Claude Code
    • OpenClaw
    • Hermes Agent
  • Incident handoff and runbook

    Update incident handoffs as evidence changes, preserving action history and recovery by service and region.

    • Codex
    • Claude Code
    • OpenClaw
    • Hermes Agent
  • Web QA plan

    Prepare and, when tools allow, run a focused web test matrix with clear expected results and evidence.

    • Codex
    • Claude Code
    • OpenClaw
    • Hermes Agent