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QA.tech is an AI-powered platform developed for comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing of B2B SaaS applications. Its sophisticated AI agent, Jarvis, can identify up to 95% of web application bugs more rapidly than conventional testing approaches. By understanding the app's structure and user interactions, Jarvis automatically creates tests and identifies new features. Users can effortlessly generate custom tests by providing a prompt, enabling swift creation and modification of tests. QA.tech speeds up the testing process, allowing development teams to concentrate on coding and development. It strives to enhance efficiency while lowering testing expenses.
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CoGrader is an AI-driven grading tool designed to assist educators by streamlining the grading process and reducing workload. It offers automatic grading and feedback on assignments, promoting fairness and uniformity. Seamlessly connecting with Google Classroom, CoGrader allows for the import of assignments and the export of reviewed feedback and grades. Additionally, it identifies the use of ChatGPT and provides detailed class analytics.
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Question Base is a knowledge base driven by AI that aids teams by delivering immediate answers to inquiries made in Slack. It continuously observes discussions and responds within three seconds. During its beta phase, Question Base is free to use and plans to introduce pricing suitable for teams of various sizes in 2023. This tool enables teams to swiftly obtain knowledge stored in Slack, minimizing disruptions and fostering organic knowledge growth.
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Otter.ai is an automated tool for transcribing meetings and taking notes, designed to help teams maximize the value of their meetings. It can connect with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet to record and distribute notes, emphasize important points, and integrate meeting slides into the notes. Additionally, it offers a keyword summary and an outline to assist teams in swiftly navigating the meeting notes, conducting searches, reading, and listening to the audio.