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Claude
✓ verifiedFreemium
Anthropic's AI assistant for writing, coding, and analysis across web, mobile, and desktop, plus a developer API.
22M visits/mo231K saves
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huntr
✓ verifiedFree
AI/ML bug-bounty platform where researchers bypass LLM guardrails in timed challenges to win cash prizes.
60K visits/mo
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IronClaw
✓ verifiedFree
Open-source, Rust-built secure runtime that runs AI agents in encrypted enclaves so credentials never reach the model.
37K visits/mo
Pricing
Free: $0
Pro: $17/month billed annually ($200 up front), or $20/month
Max: From $100/month
Team: $20/seat/month billed annually ($25 monthly); premium seats $100/seat/month annually ($125 monthly)
Enterprise: Contact sales
No public pricing
No public pricing
Core features
- ✦Conversational writing and editing
- ✦Code generation and debugging (Claude Code)
- ✦Data analysis and visualization
- ✦Web search plus memory across chats
- ✦Connectors and remote MCP integrations
- ✦Extended thinking for complex tasks
- ✦Timed AI-hacking challenges with cash pots
- ✦Public leaderboard and rankings
- ✦Guardrail-bypass and jailbreak objectives
- ✦Hacktivity feed of activity
- ✦Community via Discord
- ✦Blog on LLM exploits and AI security
- ✦Encrypted credential vault injected only at approved endpoints
- ✦Agents run inside Trusted Execution Environments (encrypted enclaves)
- ✦Sandboxed tools in Wasm containers with capability-based permissions
- ✦Real-time outbound leak detection to block credential exfiltration
- ✦Rust codebase for memory safety
- ✦One-click cloud deploy on NEAR AI Cloud or self-host from source
Use cases
- →Drafting and refining written content
- →Building and debugging software
- →Analyzing datasets for insights
- →Research and learning support
- →Team and enterprise automation
- →Red-teaming and jailbreaking LLMs
- →Earning bounties for AI exploits
- →Learning AI attack techniques
- →Competing against other researchers
- →Running autonomous AI agents without exposing secrets
- →Self-hosting a secure personal AI assistant
- →Deploying agents in a confidential-compute environment
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