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AIXI appears to have been an AI-agent product associated with the aixi.ai domain. Publicly verifiable details about its capabilities, operator, launch history, and present availability are limited.
Kora was an AI work assistant developed by Thrive Global, designed to connect with workplace tools and help employees retrieve information, coordinate tasks, and access company resources through a conversational interface.
MutableAI developed AI-assisted software engineering tools, including code completion, repository chat, and automated documentation. Its public website is no longer available, and the product appears discontinued.
Sweep was an AI coding agent that converted GitHub issues and bug reports into proposed code changes and pull requests. Its original product was later discontinued as the team shifted to an AI-assisted JetBrains coding plugin.
Arc Max is a set of AI features built into The Browser Company’s Arc browser, including page summaries, renamed downloads and tabs, and conversational questions about an open webpage.
Pi is a conversational AI assistant created by Inflection AI and designed for personal, supportive dialogue across web and mobile interfaces. Its future became less certain after Inflection shifted toward enterprise AI in 2024.
Induced AI developed browser-based AI agents that could execute multistep web workflows from natural-language instructions, using cloud browser sessions and human intervention for authentication when needed.
Rabbit launched the R1 in January 2024 with a Teenage Engineering design and a 'Large Action Model' that promised to operate apps for you. Within weeks, reverse engineers showed the device ran a standard Android launcher and that the LAM was largely scripted Playwright automations. Most launch-day integrations (Uber, DoorDash, Spotify) broke or were quietly removed. The company has shipped firmware updates through 2025 but customer count, revenue, and the LAM roadmap have gone quiet.