Skydive
Ranked #1 on August 27, Skydive turns a plain-language outcome into a cloud agent that works across the tools a team already uses. Its agents handle repeatable, multi-step jobs without code, prompt engineering, or manual workflow wiring, giving operators a way to automate work that crosses several systems.
Website: skydive.com
X: @getskydive
PageIndex
PageIndex took the top spot on August 28 with a document assistant for long, professional files. Users can ask questions across a document set, then click a citation to jump to the exact highlighted source line. Its vectorless retrieval is also available to developers through an MCP server and API.
Website: pageindex.ai
X: @PageIndexAI
Olostep
Launched on August 30, Olostep provides a Web Data API for AI teams and data pipelines. One service covers scraping, crawling, search, batch processing, structured answers, and monitoring, with outputs such as Markdown, HTML, screenshots, and JSON. Developers can use it through Python, Node.js, or cURL.
Website: olostep.com
X: @olostep
Decawork
Decawork ranked #2 on August 24 with an agent control plane for IT teams. When an employee builds an agent in Claude Code, Codex, or another coding tool, Decawork brings it into company accounts and gives IT a place to manage access, oversight, and retirement.
Website: decawork.ai
X: @decawork
PostHog Desktop
PostHog Desktop reached #3 on August 26 as a multiplayer workspace for product builders and coding agents. It combines product data such as recordings, funnels, flags, and errors with agent workflows, helping teams turn production signals into code changes and pull requests.
Website: posthog.com/docs/posthog-desktop
X: @posthog
ShipFeed brings product launches, updates, milestones, and company news into one feed. Register your product to share what you are building, announce what ships next, and keep the people following your work up to date.