Tools
A curated directory of AI coding tools, editors, agents, and MCP servers.
A curated directory of tools for AI-assisted development: AI code editors, CLI agents, MCP servers, model and agent SDKs, and supporting infrastructure. Each entry links to the official site and source, with pricing and alternatives so you can compare at a glance.
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ABBYY FineReader PDF
ABBYY FineReader PDF applies AI-based OCR to scans and PDFs, with a Windows OCR Editor for checking recognized text against the source image.
Adobe Podcast
Adobe Podcast offers browser recording and editing plus AI Enhance Speech for reducing noise in voice recordings, with free and premium access.
AgentOps
Observability for AI agents — session replay, cost and latency tracking, and debugging for multi-step runs.
Agno
A Python framework for building multi-agent systems with memory, knowledge, and tools — formerly Phidata, now with the AgentOS runtime.
Aider
Open-source terminal AI pair programmer that edits files in your Git repo and auto-commits each change, working with Claude, GPT, and other models you bring.
Alttext AI
Evaluate AltText.ai drafts against inspected observations, page purpose, correction notes and the actual publishing review process.
Amp
Agentic coding tool, independent of Sourcegraph since December 2025: a CLI plus apps for the web, Mac, iPhone, and iPad, tuned for frontier-model coding.
Apollo
Apollo pairs a 240M+ contact database with outbound sequencing in one seat, and its MCP server is the most agentic thing about it.
Argilla
Evaluate Argilla for a supervised text task with separately preserved suggestions, human responses and decision evidence.
Arize Phoenix
A source-available (Elastic License 2.0) LLM observability and evaluation tool built on OpenTelemetry, runnable anywhere.
Assemblyai
Speech AI platform: promptable Universal-3 Pro STT, a flat-rate Voice Agent API, and speech understanding — summarization, sentiment, PII redaction.
Attio
Attio is a developer-extensible CRM with a user-defined data model, agents that research and act on records, and a live MCP endpoint for Claude.
Augment Code
AI coding assistant built for large, real-world codebases — a Context Engine that indexes the whole repo, with agents and chat in IDEs and a CLI.
AutoGen (AG2)
A multi-agent conversation framework where agents collaborate via message-passing, with group chat and code execution.
BAML
A domain-specific language for type-safe LLM functions, with generated clients and schema-aligned parsing.
Base44
A Wix-owned AI app builder that turns a plain-English prompt into a working web app with database, auth, and hosting built in.
Baseten
Production inference platform for ML and LLM models — autoscaling GPU deployments, scale-to-zero, and packaging via the open-source Truss framework.
Be My Eyes
Evaluate Be My Eyes for a personal picture question, recording useful clarification, remaining uncertainty and independent evidence for consequential details.
Bolt
StackBlitz's in-browser AI agent that builds, runs, and deploys full-stack web apps in a WebContainer.
Boords
Boords uses AI to turn scripts into storyboard structure and image prompts, with frame notes and timed animatic previews for production planning.
Braintrust
An end-to-end platform for evaluating, iterating on, and observing LLM apps, with a prompt playground.
Brave Search API
Brave's web search API on its own independent index: ranked results, LLM Context grounding chunks, and cited answers from an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Browser Use
The most-adopted open-source browser-agent framework — point an LLM at a task and it drives a real browser: navigating, clicking, typing, extracting.
Browserbase
Managed headless-browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automation — serverless cloud browsers with stealth, proxies, live view, and Playwright/Stagehand.
Frequently asked questions
- What kinds of tools are listed?
- AI code editors and IDEs, command-line coding agents, MCP servers, model and agent SDKs, and supporting infrastructure for AI-assisted development. Each tool links to its official site and source.
- Is the directory free to use?
- Yes. Browsing AgentsCamp's tools directory is completely free. Individual tools have their own pricing, which we label as free, freemium, or paid where known.
- How are tools chosen?
- Tools are curated for relevance to building with AI coding agents. Listings link to official sources and are not paid placements.
- How do I find alternatives to a tool?
- Each tool page lists related alternatives, and you can browse by category or pricing to compare similar options side by side.