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Low-latency streaming text-to-speech for products and agents. Sonic is the model you wire in.
AudioFree tier, then usage-based paid plans.Added Oct 14, 2026
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Oct 8 – Oct 14, 2026
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Low-latency streaming text-to-speech for products and agents. Sonic is the model you wire in.
AudioFree tier, then usage-based paid plans.Added Oct 14, 2026
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The coding agent most builders keep open in the editor. Hand a task to it, then review the diff without leaving the repo.
CodingFree hobby tier, then paid plans for heavier agent use.Added Oct 13, 2026
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An AI notepad for back-to-back meetings. It keeps the notes in the context of the work, not a raw transcript dump.
ProductivityFree tier, then paid plans for more meetings.Added Oct 13, 2026
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An agent that goes past an answer and executes the task, including multi-step workflows.
AgentsFree tier, then paid plans for more tasks.Added Oct 12, 2026
An editorial spotlight, separate from rank. It is not a paid placement.
The coding agent most builders keep open in the editor. Hand a task to it, then review the diff without leaving the repo.
Anthropic's assistant. The one to open when the answer needs to stay careful over a long thread.
OpenAI's chat assistant. Broad, familiar, and the account most people already have.
Image generation with a strong sense of style. Open it when the picture needs to look directed.
A video suite for generating clips and then controlling the edit, rather than accepting the first take.
Realistic speech, voice tools, and an API. The voice stack builders reach for first.
Writing help that sits where you already type. Grammar, tone, and rewrites without a new document.
An autonomous software engineer. Parallel cloud agents for teams that want coding work delegated.
Research chat that answers with the sources attached. Use it when a paragraph without links is not enough.
Search, draft, and automate inside the workspace the team already uses.
An AI notepad for back-to-back meetings. It keeps the notes in the context of the work, not a raw transcript dump.
Editors, agents, and app builders for people who ship by describing the thing they want.
The coding agent most builders keep open in the editor. Hand a task to it, then review the diff without leaving the repo.
Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal and the IDE. It reads the repo, edits files, and runs commands.
GitHub's coding agent across the editor, the terminal, and pull requests. The default if the work already lives on GitHub.
General assistants for questions, drafting, and thinking something through.
Image models and studios for pictures, product shots, and design assets.
Image generation with a strong sense of style. Open it when the picture needs to look directed.
Adobe's studio for generating images, video, and audio, with models positioned for commercial work.
A design-first image tool for vectors, mockups, brand styles, and photoreal shots.
Generators and editors for clips, avatars, and footage you already have.
A video suite for generating clips and then controlling the edit, rather than accepting the first take.
Text-to-video with convincing motion. Use it when the shot has to move, not just look sharp.
Video and image generation, plus creative agents that run a longer workflow than a single prompt.
Speech, music, and dictation for products, and for getting words out of your head.
Realistic speech, voice tools, and an API. The voice stack builders reach for first.
Full songs from a prompt, vocals included. The default for making a track without a studio.
An AI music generator for creating a track and sharing it.
Rewriters and drafting tools, from grammar in the browser to a novel.
Writing help that sits where you already type. Grammar, tone, and rewrites without a new document.
Rewrite and paraphrase a sentence until it says what you meant, with the tone adjusted.
A writing partner built for fiction. Story, prose, and revision for people working on a book.
Tools that do the task, or connect the apps where the task already lives.
An autonomous software engineer. Parallel cloud agents for teams that want coding work delegated.
An agent that goes past an answer and executes the task, including multi-step workflows.
Workflow automation you can self-host. The glue for agents that have to touch the tools you already run.
Search and reading tools that keep the sources attached to the answer.
Research chat that answers with the sources attached. Use it when a paragraph without links is not enough.
Evidence synthesis for papers, programs, and decisions. Built for research rather than general chat.
Search peer-reviewed papers and ask questions against that literature.
Notes, meetings, slides, and launchers for the rest of the workday.