165 tools added — the agentic-dev and generative-media wave

A focused research pass across all twelve categories added 165 tools to /tools, each checked against the existing library and verified as a live product. Two categories ran deeper than the rest, and they're worth calling out because they map to where the tooling actually moved this year.

Agentic coding is now a category, not a feature

A year ago "AI in the editor" meant autocomplete. The additions here are a different shape — agents that plan, edit across files, run, and review:

• Antigravity (Google) and Jules (Google Labs) — agent-first IDE and async cloud coding agent
• Amp (Sourcegraph) and Augment Code — agentic coding built on large-codebase context
• Kiro (AWS) — spec-driven: prompt to structured spec to code
• CodeRabbit, Qodo, Greptile — AI code review with full-codebase context
• Trae (ByteDance), Warp, Kilo Code, Roo Code — the IDE/terminal/open-source end of the field

Alongside them: the infrastructure these agents run on — code-execution sandboxes like Runloop, Northflank, and Browserbase, and eval/observability tools like Promptfoo, Langtrace, and Portkey.

Generative media filled in

The second deep vein was the platforms behind image, video, and voice:

• Video: Higgsfield (cinematic camera control), Tavus (conversational video agents), Captions, Pictory
• Image: Topaz Labs (upscaling), Photoroom, Clipdrop, Freepik AI
• Voice & audio: Speechify, Resemble AI, Fish Audio, Wondercraft

And the rest

The pass also closed gaps in inference platforms (Groq, OpenRouter, Together AI, Fireworks AI), local-AI runners (Open WebUI, vLLM, Msty), sales and GTM (FullEnrich, Cognism, Clearscope), research assistants (Undermind, Hebbia), and workflow automation (Gumloop, Flowise, Langflow).

Browse the full catalog at /tools — filter by category to see everything in a lane.