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Kerlig is a contextual AI writing assistant for macOS, seamlessly integrating with various AI models like OpenAI, Claude, Gemini Pro, and Groq, enabling users to enhance their writing within any application. It offers spell-checking, grammar correction, and the ability to quickly compose well-crafted messages, which is especially beneficial for avoiding typos and communicating effectively without delay. Users can interact with it similarly to ChatGPT, making it a versatile tool for numerous writing and communication tasks. The convenience of having an AI assistant readily available is likely to attract professionals, students, and anyone seeking to improve their written communication on the Mac platform.
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AI Coustics is a utility that improves the clarity of speech in diverse audio recordings, such as social media clips, voice messages, podcasts, and lectures, through easy drag-and-drop or record-and-upload functions.
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Cora is a tool crafted to turn your inbox into a more organized and insightful space. It eliminates irrelevant emails, showing only those that need your attention. Additionally, Cora composes replies in your own tone, considering your context, which cuts down the time spent on lengthy exchanges. Remaining emails are condensed into two daily summaries. This method allows users to concentrate on important matters, reducing the burden of email overload. Cora's goal is to lessen email disorder and transform your inbox into a streamlined narrative that effectively conveys essential information.
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The GPT Sheets Add-on offers a straightforward method to harness the powerful features of OpenAI GPT-3 directly in Google Sheets. It introduces two easy-to-use custom functions: =GPT and =GPT_LIST. These can assist with tasks like generating blog post ideas, composing paragraphs or procedures, organizing lists, classifying reviews, summarizing, crafting replies to comments, and experimenting with hyperparameters. The add-on is free to use, with the only associated expense being the OpenAI API cost.