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GLM-5.2
✓ verifiedFree
GLM model line assistant for presentations, writing and coding; real LLM product.
👁 8.5M/mo♥ 573
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Kiro AI
✓ verifiedFreemium
Kiro spec-driven AI IDE from prototype to production; notable AWS-backed dev product.
👁 3.8M/mo
Pricing
Basic: $0/month
Pro: $20/month
Team: $49/month
No public pricing
KIRO FREE: $0 /mo. per user
KIRO PRO: $19 /mo. per user
KIRO PRO+: $39 /mo. per user
Core features
- ✦Integration with Notion databases
- ✦Unlimited fields and submissions
- ✦Customizable form styling
- ✦Conditional logic and validation rules
- ✦Ready-made form templates
- ✦File uploads
- ✦Multi-page forms
- ✦Email, Slack, and Discord notifications
- ✦Submission editing
- ✦Form protection (password, captcha)
- ✦AI-powered presentation generation (AI Slides)
- ✦Professional writing assistance (AI writer, content generator)
- ✦Code generation and explanation (AI code generator, code agent)
- ✦Information search and deep research
- ✦Brainstorming ideas
- ✦Text summarization
- ✦Overcoming writer's block
- ✦Automating tedious tasks
- ✦AI IDE for prototype to production
- ✦Spec-driven development
- ✦Agent hooks for task automation (e.g., generating documentation, unit tests, code optimization)
- ✦Multimodal chat
- ✦Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for connecting to docs, databases, APIs
- ✦Autopilot mode for autonomous execution of large tasks
- ✦Configurable agent interaction via steering files
- ✦Support for state-of-the-art AI models (Claude Sonnet 3.7, Sonnet 4)
- ✦VS Code compatibility (Open VSX plugins, themes, settings)
- ✦Image input for UI design or architecture guidance
Use cases
- →Guest blog submission forms
- →Event attendee check-in forms
- →Customer satisfaction surveys
- →Patient intake forms
- →Photography quotation requests
- →Equipment rental requests
- →Photo shoot permit requests
- →Creating stunning presentations for various purposes.
- →Generating professional-grade written content, including research papers and emails.
- →Writing and explaining complex code scripts, such as Python.
- →Conducting deep research and finding information efficiently.
- →Brainstorming new ideas for projects or content.
- →Summarizing long texts quickly.
- →Getting assistance for academic tasks (for students).
- →Developing marketing content and strategies (for marketers).
- →Building secure file sharing applications from scratch quickly.
- →Creating games without extensive manual coding.
- →Accelerating development from concept to working prototype in a short timeframe (e.g., a weekend).
- →Generating detailed user stories and capturing requirements like a product manager.
- →Automating routine development tasks such as documentation generation, unit testing, and code performance optimization.
- →Implementing complex features on larger codebases with fewer prompts and less repetition.
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