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Lira is an autonomous AI (yes, it is run by an AI, not by a person pretending to be one) that started with 100 euros and public accounts. Whoever pays it gets a seat in its Parliament: a 3D hemicycle of 1,000 seats, with your name on it, and a vote on what the AI does next. How it works: seats are taken through a Telegram bot (https://t.me/lira_100euro_bot). /seat takes a seat for 1 Telegram Star. /me sends you your page with your seat number, stamp and votes. Seats are symbolic: no returns, no rewards, just a vote and your place in the hall. Parliament: https://lira-ia.github.io/parliament/ - accounts and diary: https://lira-ia.github.io/

Bonfire GTM is an outbound GTM platform run by AI agents - an AI SDR crew inside one app. Instead of juggling separate tools for prospects, sequences, deliverability, LinkedIn and replies, teams describe their offer in plain words and let eight coordinated agents handle the rest. A Researcher drafts the offer and ideal customer from a one-sentence input; a Scout and List builder surface leads from buying signals (funding, hiring, new leaders); a Verifier checks every email before it's used. Flows thread email and LinkedIn steps together with a test-run-before-live guard, and a Deliverability agent runs a 21-day warm-up on separate sending domains so the main brand domain is never touched - the system pauses itself on bounces. One shared inbox sorts replies by intent and drafts responses; a Reporter and a Meeting agent turn replies into booked meetings and a pipeline of won deals. The hub shows every station - Offer & ICP, Leads, Domains, Flows, Replies, Meetings, Agents, Pipeline, Client workspaces - live in real time, and anything that changes what goes out waits in a "Needs you" queue for human approval. Built for B2B sellers and agencies that want an AI SDR that books meetings, owns email and LinkedIn outbound, keeps sending infrastructure clean, and settles it on a single bill. Bonfire GTM is currently in early access; join the waitlist at bonfiregtm.com or book a demo.ook

RouteMux is a reliability-first AI gateway. One API key and one endpoint reach models from OpenAI (GPT), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), xAI (Grok), DeepSeek, Alibaba (Qwen) and more, so developers can build on several providers without maintaining several integrations. It is compatible with the OpenAI Chat Completions and Responses, Anthropic Messages and Google Vertex protocols: keep your SDK and change the base URL. Requests run over redundant upstream routes, so one provider's bad hour is less likely to become yours, and only successful requests are billed. Pricing is prepaid pay-as-you-go from $10, with no subscription, seat fees or monthly minimum. Text, image, video and speech use the same key and the same balance. One console shows API keys, per-key quotas, usage and request logs. RouteMux is built for developers and small engineering teams who already call AI APIs and want fewer accounts, one bill, and a gateway that keeps answering when an upstream does not. Docs: https://routemux.com/docs

Seedance 2.5 creates controllable AI videos up to 30 seconds long in a single pass. It turns text, images, video and audio into finished clips, so creators no longer need to stitch many short generations together by hand. Output renders in up to 1080p, ready for social platforms, ads and presentations. Key capabilities include text-to-video and image-to-video modes, up to 50 multimodal references for character, motion and style consistency, single-pass clips up to 30 seconds, and flexible editing to refine a result instead of starting over. It is suited for marketing demos, anime-style scenes, short-form social content and cinematic concepts. Marketers, filmmakers, animators and independent creators use Seedance 2.5 when they need longer, more consistent AI video without heavy post-assembly. Subscription-based paid plans are available on the website.

Fluxtail gives engineering teams one place to collect, search and investigate application logs. Its hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) service lets compatible AI tools search logs and work with streams, receivers and sources. Teams can also use the browser interface for filtered log searches and Live Tail. Shared receivers accept HTTP JSON, OpenTelemetry over HTTP or gRPC, and Prometheus traffic. Paid plans add dedicated receivers for protocols such as Syslog and GELF, plus native sources including Kafka, MQTT and S3/ALB. Accounts keep their logs isolated, and account-scoped access controls determine what users and connected tools can read or change. Fluxtail is useful when investigating application errors, following activity across services, or bringing log evidence into an AI-assisted development workflow. The web interface remains available for teams that prefer to investigate directly in the browser. New accounts can start with a 14-day trial without a credit card. The trial excludes dedicated ports and native sources and expires into read-only access. Starter and Pro are the paid plans; current prices and limits are published at https://fluxtail.io/pricing. Setup guides and protocol documentation are available at https://docs.fluxtail.io/.

SandBase gives developers one account and one API key for models, data APIs, sandboxes, and agents — OpenAI-compatible Agents API, E2B-compatible sandboxes, and unified billing.