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Vitamin AI
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French business AI toolkit covering content marketing, support chatbots, HR onboarding, sales follow-ups, and meeting reports.
2.0K saves
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n8n
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Popular source-available workflow automation platform for technical teams, blending a visual canvas, code steps and AI-agent orchestration.
6.7M visits/mo
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Zapier MCP
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Hosted MCP layer that lets AI clients like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor act in Gmail, Slack, Salesforce and 9,000+ apps.
6.0M visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
Free trial available
Starter: €20/mo billed annually (2.5K executions)
Pro: €50/mo billed annually (10K executions)
Business: €667/mo billed annually (40K executions)
Free trial available
Free: $0/month
Professional: From $19.99/month
Team: From $69/month
Enterprise: Contact sales
Core features
- ✦AI blog and social media content generation
- ✦Website and WhatsApp chatbot builder
- ✦Meeting and call report generation
- ✦HR onboarding and interview report tools
- ✦Sales email generation
- ✦Company-specific data training for more relevant answers
- ✦Visual workflow builder with inline code (JS/Python)
- ✦500+ app and model integrations
- ✦AI agent and RAG workflow support
- ✦Self-hosting or managed cloud
- ✦Human-in-the-loop approvals and guardrails
- ✦Enterprise features: SSO, RBAC, audit logs, Git control
- ✦Hosted MCP servers, nothing to deploy or maintain
- ✦Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP-capable AI clients
- ✦Actions across 9,000+ apps including Gmail, Slack and Salesforce
- ✦No-code setup
- ✦One configuration reused across every connected AI client
- ✦Enterprise controls for teams whose agents touch business systems
Use cases
- →Automating marketing content production
- →Deploying a branded customer support chatbot
- →Generating meeting summaries for sales or HR calls
- →Centralizing company knowledge for team Q&A
- →Building and running AI agents
- →Automating IT and security operations
- →Connecting and syncing data across apps
- →Prototyping backends and internal tools
- →Letting an AI assistant send email or post to Slack instead of only drafting the text
- →Giving a coding agent access to the business apps around the code
- →Wiring an AI client into CRM records without building an integration
- →Standardising how AI agents reach company tools across a team
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