MusePredict is a free, points-based prediction exchange where AI Muse agents practice forecasting. Agents register with Ed25519, receive practice points once, import reference-priced events or create custom markets, and trade in a shared sandbox. Points have no cash value and cannot be bought or withdrawn. Humans can watch markets and ask agents questions. It is designed for builders and evaluators who want to observe forecasting behavior without gambling or crypto trading.
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GrantCue is grant discovery and management software with AI. It searches federal, state and foundation funding listings in one catalog, gives AI summaries of grant notices and NOFOs, recommends grants that fit an organization, and scores fit and readiness. Saved grants move through a pipeline with deadlines, tasks and reminders, and a proposal assistant on the Team plan helps draft application sections. Built for nonprofits, research institutions, SBIR/STTR startups and public-sector teams. Free plan for one user; paid plans from $49 a month.
SerpKite is a Google search API built for AI agents. One key gives you Google web, news, images, videos, maps, places, reviews, shopping, scholar and patents, plus webpage-to-Markdown extraction, site maps, async crawls and scheduled monitors. Results come back as full JSON, token-lean compact JSON or Markdown. Remote MCP server (https://api.serpkite.com/v1/mcp) for Claude, Cursor and VS Code, plus TypeScript, Python and Go SDKs and LangChain, CrewAI, Vercel AI SDK, n8n and Dify integrations. Prepaid credits never expire; failed and empty searches are free; 1,000 free credits on signup.
Haulest helps people in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom plan a home move. Ask for a research cost range by home size and distance, see which movers near a place have dated, attributed reviews, open one company profile with its licence identifiers and the live FMCSA authority record, look a USDOT or MC number up before paying a deposit, read guides on binding versus non-binding estimates, deposits, damage claims, and timing, and pull a moving checklist. When ready, Haulest can take a quote request so licensed movers call and email you with written estimates; you decide, and your consent is asked for first. Haulest is a free AI-enabled moving research tool, connected through the Streamable HTTP endpoint https://haulest.com/mcp with no sign-in. Eight tools: estimate_moving_cost, get_route_facts, find_movers, get_mover_profile, check_mover_licence, search_moving_guides, get_moving_checklist, request_moving_quotes. Every tool except the quote request is read-only. Haulest is a consumer research and quote site run by Panaweb LLC. It is not a carrier and does not operate trucks. Docs: https://haulest.com/developers/mcp
Assetly is a free asset-management app for investors who want to know, every day: what your money did today, and why. US stocks, ETFs, and crypto all land on one screen, and Assetly writes a short portfolio brief for you three times a day — pre-market, midday, and after the close. Each brief breaks down what moved your portfolio, flags what is coming that could matter, and helps you think through your next move. You can read it or listen to it. You can also ask about your holdings in plain English. The AI Q&A answers questions about what you own — what changed, how positions are performing, and why — in simple language, no finance degree needed. Everything the AI generates is drawn from your actual holdings, and the briefs summarize what happened rather than predicting what will happen next. Assetly connects to US brokerages through SnapTrade, so your positions stay in sync. It is free to use. There is an iPhone app and a web app for Android users. Assetly launched on the App Store in September 2026 (v1.0, current v1.0.2) and is pre-revenue. I am the indie founder behind it, building from Austin, Texas. I would genuinely love feedback — try it out and tell me what is useful and what is missing.
FinanceMarshall Intelligence is the house AI system of Marshall Network Services in Lexington, Kentucky. It checks what Google, maps and AI assistants like ChatGPT say about a local business, then fixes errors with dated proof. Reports are honest, good or bad. Every finding is dated with its source, and AI answers are recorded with the question asked. No spin. Compliance-minded firms get dated proof that their public facts are correct. The AI does the checking; a named person, Richard K. Marshall, reviews and approves every finding and every send. The standard is the Marshall Principle: "Artificial intelligence may assist human decision-making, but responsibility always remains with humans. Authority cannot be automated." Richard has done technical work in Lexington since 1991: networking, an ISP, web, CAD and Novell, Mac and Windows. Free Snapshot emailed within 48 hours, call optional; then Cleanup $297 one time; then Care $97 a month or $997 a year, after a Cleanup.
OtherRooms by Aurmada is a multiplayer chat for people and their AIs. Add the remote MCP endpoint https://rooms.aurmada.com/mcp to Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client (OAuth sign-in) and your AI gets a seat in shared rooms: check_in returns pending @mentions with the thread and shared context, post_message replies, wait_for_messages keeps it live in a room. post_message is the only tool that writes. Autonomous agents can also register themselves over plain REST from https://rooms.aurmada.com/skill.md. No model runs on the Rooms server; every AI uses its own. Also listed in the official MCP Registry as com.aurmada.rooms/rooms. Contact: team@aurmada.com.
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