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Glitchless is observability for games made with Three.js, Phaser, Babylon.js, PlayCanvas, Unity, Godot, Unreal and GameMaker. Connect it and ask about your games in plain words: what's wrong this week, where players die, which error hits the most sessions, whether last night's build fixed the stutter on level 2. Answers come from what your players' sessions actually measured. Triage ranks findings by how many players they hit, each with its evidence and a suggested fix: frame-time spikes per level and what they correlate with, memory leaks, top errors with their stack and the gameplay right before them, difficulty spikes and rage quits, and version regressions. You can drill into frame times by level, GPU tier and browser, one error, one session's whole timeline, the game's own events and funnels, and bug reports players sent from inside the game, with their screenshots. For games connected to a store or a payments provider, it reads Steam, Google Play and App Store reviews and vitals next to what Glitchless measured on each build, and RevenueCat or Stripe revenue next to the players who made it. Each game has its own dashboard in its own terms, and the assistant can read it or design a new one. It can also create a game and make a read-only share link to a board. You sign in with your Glitchless account and choose the workspace and what the assistant may do. It acts as you, never deletes data and never touches billing or people, and you can disconnect it any time in Settings → Agent access. You need a Glitchless account (free) with at least one game sending data.

Developer-Tools

Glitchless

By Glitchless

Tools: 20

GLO Law gives Claude a free U.S. legal research library built for people who don’t have one: nearly 11 million court opinions, about 2.1 million statute sections, regulations from 40 states and the Code of Federal Regulations, and corrections policies from 41 states, the District of Columbia and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Ask Claude to find a case by name, keyword or topic, read the full opinion, resolve a citation, see which later opinions cite a case and how they describe it, look up a statute or regulation by citation, or search a department’s policies. Two tools check authority. treatment finds later courts that reported a case overruled, reversed or vacated and quotes each court’s own sentence, so you can read the ruling for yourself. brief_check runs the same check on every citation in a pasted brief, looks for each quotation in the stored opinion, and points out personal identifiers that court rules keep out of public filings. Every answer carries a note on its source and how far its coverage reaches. Case law runs through September 30, 2026 and is refreshed each quarter. Regulations come from each state’s published text, and department policies are kept separate from statutes and regulations, so it’s clear what kind of rule you’re reading. GLO Law is a research tool and doesn’t give legal advice. It takes a Google sign-in and doesn’t log your searches.

Legal

GLO Law

By Eden Bound LLC

Tools: 16

GovBot Community Designations is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reports which federal designated areas contain an address, a point or a census tract, read live from the agencies' own map services, each result with its publishing agency, layer, designation year and retrieval time. What it returns: - HUD Qualified Census Tracts and Difficult Development Areas for the current designation year, with the tract, ZIP Code Tabulation Area or county that carries the designation. - Qualified Opportunity Zones designated in 2018 (2010 census tracts) and the tracts on the 2027 Opportunity Zone nomination eligibility list (2020 census tracts). - USDA Rural Development area maps: whether a location is inside an area mapped as ineligible by population for the housing, business, Intermediary Relending, Community Facilities, Water and Environmental, Electric and OneRD Guarantee programs. - Lists of designated tracts in a state or county, and the official name, administering agency, purpose, vintage and source page of each designation. Typical use: check the designations of a site or tract before reading a program's own rules, or list the designated tracts in a county. How results are qualified: a designation is not a program eligibility determination; designations change by year, and program rules, applications and final determinations are with the administering agency. Geocoded addresses are positions interpolated along street address ranges, not parcels. Not affiliated with HUD, USDA, the Treasury, the Census Bureau or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Community Designations

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 5

GovBot County Hazards is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It resolves a place name to its Census county and returns dated public records for that county side by side, each with its source and date. What it returns: - Place resolution: Census county and place identifiers for a typed name, with candidates when a name is ambiguous. - County brief: population and income (ACS), FEMA-registered hazard mitigation plans, FEMA disaster declarations, NFIP participation, FEMA Community Resilience Challenges Index and held flood-study coverage. - NFIP community status: participation, sanctions and Community Rating System class for each community in a county. - Resilience profile: selected FEMA RAPT Community Resilience Challenges Index indicators. - Flood studies: the FEMA flood study held for a county, with streams, or a statement that none is held. How results are qualified: each section states its source and snapshot or retrieval date. County and community records are not property determinations; the service does not state flood zones for individual properties, insurance premiums, eligibility or present safety. Not affiliated with FEMA or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot County Hazards

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 5 · Prompts: 3

GovBot Disaster History is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It returns the public record of past disasters for a state, a county or a disaster number, each result with its source and dates. What it returns: - Flood events: NOAA Storm Events records (Flood, Flash Flood, Heavy Rain, Coastal Flood, Lakeshore Flood), 1996-2025, with local times, county or zone, deaths, injuries, damage estimates and narratives, and totals for a search. - Declarations: FEMA disaster declarations by state, county, date and incident type, with the programs declared. - Recovery: FEMA Public Assistance funded projects for a disaster, with damage category and obligated amounts. - Insured losses: National Flood Insurance Program redacted claims for a county, with dates of loss, flood zones and payments. - Mitigation: FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance subapplications for a state, with program, activity, status and amounts. Typical use: build the flood history of a county, from the events recorded by the National Weather Service to the declarations, recovery projects, insurance claims and mitigation funding that followed. How results are qualified: these are historical records, not current warnings or forecasts. Storm Events damages are NWS estimates, Public Assistance amounts are obligations, NFIP amounts are claim payments and mitigation amounts are requested or obligated funding; all are nominal dollars as published. The sources share no event identifier, so any match between them is an inference by date and place. The service does not provide insurance, eligibility, legal or engineering determinations. Not affiliated with NOAA, FEMA or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Disaster History

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 6 · Prompts: 3

GovBot Earthquakes & Landslides is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reports past earthquakes from the USGS Earthquake Catalog (ComCat) and mapped landslides from the USGS U.S. Landslide Inventory, read live from the U.S. Geological Survey's own services, each result with its source, query period and retrieval time. What it returns: - Earthquakes within a radius of a latitude and longitude, filtered by magnitude and date range, with distance, depth, magnitude type and felt-report counts. - Earthquake counts by magnitude band and decade, and the largest earthquakes, for a U.S. state or a radius. - Details of one earthquake by USGS event id: origin, magnitude, review status, and the ShakeMap and Did You Feel It? summaries as published. - Significant earthquakes in a period, worldwide or in one state, by the USGS significance value. - Landslides recorded near a location, with type, date where recorded, USGS confidence class and contributing inventory. Typical use: review the recorded earthquake history around a site or in a state, or check for mapped landslides near a location, before reading the agencies' own hazard products. How results are qualified: these are catalog records of past events, not forecasts or predictions, building-safety, engineering or insurance determinations, or an alerting source. Catalog completeness varies by magnitude, region and era; the landslide inventory compiles inventories of differing scope, and absence of a record does not establish absence of landslides. Not affiliated with the USGS, the Census Bureau or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Earthquakes/Landslides

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 5 · Prompts: 3

GovBot Environmental Site Context is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. For a latitude and longitude it reports the environmental records the agencies map nearby, read live from their own services, each result with its publishing agency, layer, vintage and retrieval time. What it returns: - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory polygons within a radius: Cowardin classification code and its decoded system, class and water regime, wetland type, acreage and distance, with the source imagery year of the mapping project. - Final and proposed critical habitat from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: species, listing status, Federal Register citation, publication date and distance. - Facilities in EPA Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) near the point: programs, current compliance status and significant-noncompliance flag as EPA publishes them, inspections, formal actions and penalties. - One facility's compliance and enforcement summary by EPA Facility Registry Service ID, and a description of each layer and its vintage. Typical use: a first environmental look at a site before a field visit, a permit application or a due-diligence review. How results are qualified: screening context only. Mapped wetlands are not a delineation or a jurisdictional determination; critical habitat maps are not the legal boundary description or a consultation outcome; ECHO values are EPA's published summary, not a compliance finding. Vintages vary by layer and area. Not affiliated with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, EPA or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Environmental Site Context

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 6

GovBot Legislation & Regulations is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reads public federal legislative and regulatory records live from their publishers, each result with its source and date. What it returns: - Bills: Congress.gov metadata, sponsors, latest action, Congressional Research Service summaries and action history. - Bill provisions: the sections of a bill text version from GovInfo (U.S. Government Publishing Office), with the U.S. Code sections, public laws and regulations each section cites, or one section's full text. - Regulations: eCFR search by text or statute citation, citation lookup, and the text of a CFR section as of a date. - Rulemaking: Federal Register publications and Regulations.gov dockets with dates and comment-period status. Typical use: trace a bill section to the statutes it amends and the CFR sections that implement them, then read both texts side by side. How results are qualified: bill text is not law unless enacted; eCFR is an editorial compilation, not the official edition; publication dates are not effective dates; search results are bounded. The service does not provide legal advice or legal determinations. Not affiliated with Congress or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Legislation & Regulations

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 10

GovBot Product Recalls is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reports federal recall records read live from two agencies, each result with its publishing agency, service, record number, report date and retrieval time. What it returns: - NHTSA: VIN decoding (make, model, model year, body class, assembly plant) from vPIC; recall campaigns for a make, model and model year; one campaign by campaign number, with component, summary, consequence, remedy, units affected, the vehicles covered and NHTSA's park-it and park-outside flags. - FDA: drug, food and medical device recall enforcement reports from openFDA, searchable by product words, reason, recalling firm, classification (Class I, II, III), status, report date and recall number, with FDA's definition of each class. Typical use: list the recall campaigns recorded for a vehicle model, read one campaign's remedy, or find FDA recalls of a product or firm. How results are qualified: records are reported in the agency's wording and classification. A make, model and year listing is not the recall status of one vehicle; NHTSA's recall lookup and the manufacturer show that. No result is a determination of safety or medical, legal or repair advice. openFDA data are unvalidated per FDA. No owner data and no adverse-event reports. Not affiliated with NHTSA, FDA or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Product Recalls

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 6

GovBot Public Data Catalogs & Statistics is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reads U.S. federal statistics and data catalogs live from their publishers and returns each result with its source and date. What it returns: - FEMA OpenFEMA: dataset discovery, field dictionaries and bounded pages of records, such as disaster declarations, assistance and NFIP datasets. - Census Bureau American Community Survey: 5-year estimates for states, counties and places, each with its margin of error, published label and period, and table and variable search. - Bureau of Labor Statistics: series observations with units, seasonal adjustment and preliminary flags, and ten widely used series such as the unemployment rate and CPI-U. - Data.gov: catalog search across federal, state, local and tribal publishers, and full dataset records with every distribution link. Each listed link is checked live and reported with its HTTP result and check time. How results are qualified: catalog records are metadata, not the data, and do not establish that data are current; a link check shows only that a publisher host answered; survey estimates carry margins of error; recent statistical values may be revised. Search results are bounded, and an empty result is not evidence that no data exist. Not affiliated with any government agency. The server writes nothing. Limit: 120 requests per minute per network.

GovBot Public Data Catalogs & Statistics

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 10

GovBot Public Lands & Wildfire Perimeters is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reports who manages a piece of land, which protected areas cover it, and which wildland fires currently have mapped perimeters, read live from the agencies' own map services, each result with its publishing agency, layer, data date and retrieval time. What it returns: - The surface managing agency at a latitude and longitude from the Bureau of Land Management national Surface Management Agency map: Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Defense, Bureau of Indian Affairs, state, local and other lands. - Protected areas at or near a point, or by name and state, from the USGS Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US 4.1): unit name, category, manager, owner, designation type, GAP status, IUCN category, public access and acres. - Current wildland fire perimeters from the National Interagency Fire Center (WFIGS) in a state or within a radius of a point: incident name and type, perimeter acres, percent contained, discovery date, perimeter date and the date the perimeter was last confirmed current; details of one fire by IRWIN or unique fire identifier. Typical use: identify the managing agency and protected status of a site, or list the fires currently mapped in a state with their perimeter dates. How results are qualified: boundaries are agency map data, not legal surveys, title or ownership records. Wildfire perimeters are provisional and can be hours or days old; the service is not an evacuation, warning or emergency information source, and evacuation orders come from local officials. Not affiliated with the BLM, the USGS, NIFC or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Public Lands & Wildfire

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 5 · Prompts: 3

GovBot Structure Inventory is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reads the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers National Structure Inventory (NSI 2026 Base) live and returns area summaries with the source, dataset version and retrieval time. What it returns: - Area summaries for a bounding box, a radius around a point, or a 2020 county, census tract or block group: structure counts by occupancy type, damage category, building type, foundation type and stories; floor area; estimated housing units. - Model-based replacement-cost estimates for the area (depreciated and full structure, contents, vehicles; August 2025 price level), as totals and medians. - Daytime and nighttime population estimates by age group. - A bounded sample of structure records near a point, with locations rounded and without value or population fields. - NSI occupancy codes, field definitions and documented limitations. Typical use: describe the building stock and population exposure of a neighborhood, tract or county for planning and mitigation work. How results are qualified: NSI is a modeled national inventory with known errors for individual structures; counts, values and populations are estimates; values are replacement cost, not market value, and exclude land. Areas are bounded and an area over a limit is reported, not partially summarized. No owner or address data. Not for appraisal, insurance, flood-zone or eligibility determinations. Not affiliated with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Structure Inventory

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 5

GovBot Tides, Elevation & Watersheds is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It reads the agencies' own services live and states the publisher, endpoint and retrieval time with every result. What it returns: - NOAA CO-OPS tide and water level stations near a latitude and longitude, nearest first, with whether each reports observations or publishes predictions. - Observed water levels for a station and date range (six-minute, verified hourly, or verified high and low waters), with the datum, units, time zone and quality status of each value. - Astronomical tide predictions for a station and date range (high and low, hourly or six-minute). - Tidal and geodetic datums at a station (MLLW, MHHW, MSL, NAVD88 and others), the tidal datum epoch and recorded extremes. - Ground elevation at a point from the USGS 3D Elevation Program, with the source resolution and acquisition date. - The USGS hydrologic units (HUC8, HUC10, HUC12, and HUC2 to HUC6 on request) containing a point. Typical use: read the tides and datums at the station nearest a waterfront site, compare a terrain elevation with a station's tidal datums, or identify the watershed of a location. How results are qualified: water levels are observations or astronomical predictions at a station, not warnings or forecasts; current hazards are the National Weather Service's to announce. Elevations are terrain-model values, not surveyed elevations or determinations about any property. Watershed boundaries are not site-specific determinations. Not affiliated with NOAA, the U.S. Geological Survey or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Tides, Elevation & Watersheds

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 6

GovBot Weather, Water & Floods is a remote, read-only MCP server operated by Ideation Lab, Corp. It requires no account. It returns public weather, rainfall, river and flood records for a latitude and longitude, a small area, a state or a county, each result with its source and date. What it returns: - Current conditions: the National Weather Service seven-day forecast and active alerts for a point. - Past events: NWS flood warning polygons and flood Local Storm Reports for a window, archived IPAWS public alert messages, and the NOAA MRMS radar-gauge rainfall estimate for a past day. - Frequency: the NOAA Atlas 14 100-year 24-hour precipitation depth at a point. - Infrastructure: NOAA river gauge metadata, active USGS stream sites in an area and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers National Levee Database records. - FEMA flood studies: the streams of a county's FEMA flood study and modeled water-surface elevations at 10, 4, 2, 1 and 0.2 percent annual chance along a stream, in the vertical datum as recorded. Typical use: review a past flood event in a place, with the warnings issued, the storm reports and the rainfall that fell, then compare the rainfall with its 100-year depth and the FEMA study elevations of a nearby stream. How results are qualified: archived alerts, past warnings and storm reports are historical records, not current warnings; storm reports are preliminary; rainfall estimates, precipitation frequency and flood study elevations are estimates, statistics and model results, not forecasts, observed water levels or regulatory determinations. For current warnings and safety decisions, official NWS products and local emergency officials are authoritative. The service does not certify flood safety or give insurance, engineering or legal determinations. Not affiliated with NOAA, FEMA, USGS, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or any government agency. The server writes nothing.

GovBot Weather, Water & Floods

By Ideation Lab, Corp.

Tools: 12

GovConDash gives Claude read-only access to grounded federal contracting data. Every result carries a list of sources that link to the public page or the issuing agency's own document, so an answer can be checked before it is relied on. Regulations: search and read the FAR, DFARS and the Cost Accounting Standards, the FAR Clause Library with its mandatory flow-downs, FAR Overhaul class deviations, FAR dollar thresholds, the compensation cap, SBA regulations and size standards, and regulatory changes from open FAR cases, policy memos and executive orders. Case law: search the decisions of the ASBCA, GAO, the Court of Federal Claims, the Federal Circuit, the CBCA and SBA OHA and the False Claims Act record, find decisions citing an authority, measure GAO sustain rates, check a solicitation's protest history and find law firms by their case record. Audit readiness: DCAA audit programs, the Contract Audit Manual and other DCAA guidance, FAR 31.205 cost principle profiles, the incurred cost proposal adequacy checklist, FAR 42.709 penalty exposure, the C3PAO directory and CMMC enforcement. Market data: SAM.gov contract opportunities, DoW SBIR/STTR topics and award histories, federal contract awards and recipient profiles, SAM.gov registrations and SBA directory profiles, Other Transaction agreements and consortia, public contractors' SEC filings, the Department of War budget, the NDAA, and NAICS and product and service codes. Signed in, Claude can also read your own company profile and the opportunities, SBIR/STTR topics, buyers and teaming partners matched to it, along with your Partner Pipeline and Agency Watchlist. The tools only read. Nothing in your GovConDash account is changed, and the tools return only what the public record and SAM.gov publish, never personal contact details. Connect by signing in with your GovConDash account.

GovConDash

By GovConDash

Tools: 65

GroceryTrack turns the grocery receipts you already have into something no assistant can reconstruct on its own: an itemized, store-by-store record of what you actually paid. Connect it and Claude can answer the questions a bank statement can't. How much more are your groceries costing than a year ago? GroceryTrack computes a personal inflation rate from your own repeat purchases, comparing the same item at the same store, and tells you what rose, what fell, and how much of your spending the figure covers. What are you paying for eggs at each store? Price history and unit-price comparison work across every retailer you shop, from Aldi to Costco to Whole Foods, with the receipt behind every number. What changed this month, and why? Period comparisons and a "what moved" view rank the categories, stores and items behind a bigger bill, and your budget status shows where the month is heading. Plus the basics: search what you bought and when, list and open receipts, read your trip notes, and see what's likely still in your pantry. Everything is read-only. Claude can ask about your data but never change or delete it. You choose which permissions to grant on the consent page, every figure comes with the receipts it was computed from, and you can disconnect at any time from your GroceryTrack profile. Free to connect, free to use, with a 30-day Pro trial on new accounts. Pro adds deeper history: year-over-year inflation, 24 months of price history, and comparison across every store. No credit card required. New to GroceryTrack? Create an account right on the consent page, then forward any grocery receipt email to receipts@updates.grocerytrack.food or scan paper receipts with the iOS or Android app. The first receipt shows up in Claude about a minute later.

Financial-Services

GroceryTrack

By Slash Dev Slash Null LLC

Tools: 13

Grounda handles Texas property tax protests for homeowners. This connector lets Claude answer a homeowner's questions about a Texas home from public appraisal district records and Grounda's published terms, then hand the owner the link where they can start a protest themselves. Tools: - lookup_property: finds a Texas home by address or property ID. Returns its market and appraised values by year, its market value per square foot next to the median of similar nearby homes, its newest complete tax bill summary, the savings estimate grounda.ai shows before signing, and whether Grounda can protest it. - protest_facts: returns the Texas protest deadline rule and the next deadline, Grounda's fee, how signing works, and what Grounda does not promise. - start_protest: returns the grounda.ai link where the owner reviews the home and presses Start Protest. All three tools are read-only. The connector needs no account and no sign-in. It never returns owner names and cannot sign, file or change anything. The savings estimate is the same one grounda.ai shows before signing; it is an estimate, not a promise. Only the owner can sign, on grounda.ai.

Financial-Services

Grounda

By Grounda LLC

Tools: 3

GSC Magic gives Claude read access to your own Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager data. Sign in with Google once, choose your sites, and ask questions about your search performance in plain English. What you can ask: - Which pages lost the most clicks in the last 28 days, and why? - Which queries rank between positions 8 and 20 with real impressions? - Is this traffic drop happening on Bing too, or only on Google? - Which URLs in my sitemap are not indexed, and what does URL Inspection say? - How much traffic did ChatGPT and Perplexity send my site last month? Key features: - Search Console analytics, URL Inspection and sitemaps - SEO reports computed on the server: traffic drops, quick wins, content decay, keyword cannibalization, CTR outliers, index health and Google vs Bing comparisons. Claude receives finished results instead of thousands of raw rows. - Bing Webmaster Tools: queries, crawl issues, backlinks - Google Analytics 4 reports, including traffic from AI assistants - Core Web Vitals from CrUX and Lighthouse audits - Read-only Tag Manager access to containers, tags and triggers Read-only by default. Write tools (sitemap submission, IndexNow, Bing URL submission) are only available on paid plans after the user turns them on, and are marked as destructive. Google refresh tokens are encrypted at rest and never shared with Claude. Users can export or delete their account and data at any time. A free plan covers one site. Paid plans add more sites, longer history, alerts and team access.

Sales-And-Marketing

GSC Magic

By Lumi Zone

Tools: 69

Connect your Gumroad creator account to list products, view recent sales and payouts, create draft digital products, and publish or unpublish products. Access is limited to your connected account and uses OAuth. Confirm before publishing or unpublishing. Buyers complete checkout on Gumroad; this integration does not process payments, delete accounts, or email buyers.

Productivity

Gumroad

By Gumroad, Inc.

Tools: 8 · Prompts: 3

Hanging Context is a free news site written for AI agents. Twice a day (00:00 and 12:00 UTC) it publishes short stories on 10 topics: artificial intelligence, research and science, finance and investing, business podcasts, health and biotech, sports, the US federal government, US state governments, energy and climate, and arts, culture and media. Every fact in a story points to the source documents it came from. Each source has its original title, publisher, link and publication time, so you can check a fact before you rely on it. With this connector, Claude can: - Answer a question from recent stories, with up to 5 matching facts quoted word for word and links to the stories. - List the latest stories, for all topics or for one topic. - Search recent stories by keyword. - Get only the stories that are new since the last check. - Read one story as a short brief, as full text, or as a list of facts. - Show the sources behind a story. - List the topics and what they do not cover. All tools only read data. The connector needs no account, no key and no sign-in. It receives only the arguments of each tool call. Limits: stories cover public sources from about the last 24 hours, so very recent news can be missing. Sources behind a paywall are not included. Calls are rate limited, and a limited call says how long to wait. Hanging Context is built by Synorb Inc. Stories may be quoted and republished with credit and a link, under the reuse terms at hangingcontext.com/terms/reuse/.

Media-Entertainment

Hanging Context

By Synorb Inc.

Tools: 8

Per-letter animation splits Arabic into separate boxes, so the letters lose their connected forms and the word falls apart on screen. Harakah checks a single Remotion component or HTML/GSAP/HyperFrames page and reports each problem with its line number: split letters, missing right-to-left direction, Latin-only fonts, letter-spacing on Arabic, mixed digit styles, tight line-height that clips diacritics, and canvas/3D text drawn letter by letter. fix_arabic returns a repaired copy that keeps your per-letter animation while keeping letters joined, and marks every change with a harakah: comment. Free and open source. No sign-in. Code is processed in memory and never stored.

Developer-Tools

Harakah Arabic Motion

By Amro Alemam

Tools: 2

Harcourt Valuations publishes independent net asset value (NAV) models for listed mining companies. Each model is built asset by asset from the company's own filed technical reports (NI 43-101, S-K 1300, JORC) and its latest financial statements, not from forecasts or consensus. Every input traces to a named filed document. This connector gives Claude two free, read-only tools: Get published NAV: the published NAV per share, price to NAV (P/NAV), commodity and model date for any covered company, or the full coverage list. Exact figures, quoted with the date they were valued at. Ask Klondike Mike: plain-English answers about a covered miner. What it is worth, why it trades at a premium or discount to NAV, how its value moves with the gold, silver, copper or uranium price, and how it compares with its peers. Try asking: - "What is Harcourt's NAV for Skeena Resources?" - "Which gold miners trade below NAV?" - "How sensitive is Hecla's NAV to the silver price?" - "Which companies does Harcourt cover?" Coverage (33 companies): Agnico Eagle (AEM), Alamos Gold (AGI), Aris Mining (ARIS), Artemis Gold (ARTG), B2Gold (BTG), Barrick (B), Bunker Hill (BNKR), Coeur Mining (CDE), Deep Yellow (DYL), Discovery Mining (DSV), DPM Metals (DPM), Endeavour Mining (EDV), Equinox Gold (EQX), First Majestic Silver (AG), Franco-Nevada (FNV), G Mining Ventures (GMIN), Hecla Mining (HL), IAMGOLD (IAG), Integra Resources (ITRG), Ivanhoe Mines (IVN), K92 Mining (KNT), Lundin Gold (LUG), Montage Gold (MAU), Newmont (NEM), OR Royalties (OR), Perpetua Resources (PPTA), Royal Gold (RGLD), Seabridge Gold (SA), Skeena Resources (SKE), Triple Flag (TFPM), Valor Gold (VGC), Vizsla Silver (VZLA), Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM). No account or sign-in is needed. Figures are published research, not investment advice.

Financial-Services

Harcourt Valuations

By Harcourt Valuations

Tools: 2

Harmar adds subtitles to your videos. Share a video (a Google Drive or Dropbox link, a direct file link, or one already in your Harmar account) and Claude can transcribe it, time every word, translate the subtitles, and return a captioned MP4 styled for Instagram Reels, TikTok or YouTube, or an SRT/VTT file for your video editor. Made for speech that mixes languages: Hinglish, Spanglish, Taglish, French or Portuguese with English, Armenian, Ukrainian or Kazakh with Russian. Harmar writes each word in the language and alphabet it was spoken in. It works in 63 languages, with the spoken language detected automatically. Per-language accuracy and method: https://harmar.ai/en/blog/whisper-accuracy-benchmark-59-languages What you can do: get subtitles for a video; translate them into another supported language; choose a caption style (karaoke highlights, pill highlights, pop-in words or classic) and save it for later videos; download the captioned MP4 or an SRT/VTT file; open any video in the Harmar web editor to fix a word or the timing. Harmar does not generate video, audio or images. It transcribes the speech in the user's own video and renders it as subtitles. It works with the user's own Harmar account and plan.

Productivity

Harmar

By HARMARAVET LLC

Tools: 10