Our approach
Curiosity, with a paper trail.
We explain interesting AI products and agents, so you can understand an idea before following it elsewhere.
What earns an introduction
A specific use, an unusual interaction, or an interesting creative possibility. We explain why something caught our eye alongside the features that support that interpretation.
Where the facts come from
Product pages and official project documentation are our primary sources. Directories help us discover candidates. Each introduction links to its sources and shows when we last checked them.
Three different kinds of new
New launch refers to a verified product release. Major update refers to a sourced capability change. Newly discovered means we recently added the product here. An unknown release date stays unknown.
How content is prepared
Introductions are AI-assisted and checked against recorded source passages. They are not hands-on reviews. Automated checks can miss errors; the original source and the visible verification date help you assess each description.
What we leave out
We do not invent ratings, popularity rankings, launch dates or product tests. Unconfirmed prices are left to the official website. Introductions are selected by use case rather than paid placement.