Plain

Composable customer support infrastructure for B2B teams, assembled rather than configured.

Support as components, not as a helpdesk.

What it is sold for

Building a support workflow that fits an unusual product.

The address redirects to https://www.plain.com/, which is worth knowing before you follow it.

These entries mention each other by name. It is a weak relationship and it is the only one the catalogue can show without inventing something.

Named by:

Logseq
Open-source outliner storing notes as plain files on your disk, with a graph built over them.
Sqitch
Database change management without a migration numbering scheme, using dependencies and plain SQL instead.
MeterCall
Runs agents and workflows locally with dry-run defaults and your own keys, so nothing leaves the machine.
TestRigor
End-to-end tests written in plain English, with locators inferred so tests survive markup changes.
CronAI
Scheduled jobs with a model in the loop, so a recurring task can make a judgement rather than only fire.

The rest of workflow and productivity, alphabetically. Sharing a category is a filing decision, not a relationship.

16x Prompt

A desktop tool for assembling code context and prompts by hand before sending them to a model.
Actyx

A peer-to-peer runtime for factory floor software that keeps working when the network to the cloud does not.
Agent Cost Guardrails

Budget limits for agent frameworks, so a loop that misbehaves stops at a number instead of at an invoice.
AI Dev Jobs

A job board narrowed to machine learning and AI engineering roles.
AirPinpoint

Asset tracking over consumer tag hardware, with geofences and shareable live links.
Alfred

A macOS launcher with hotkeys, text expansion and scripted workflows.
Apideck

One API in front of many accounting and finance integrations, so a vendor's quirks stay on their side of it.
Apify

A marketplace and runtime for web scrapers, with the scheduling, proxies and storage already solved.

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