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Online course platform teaching non-coders to build with AI tools like Cursor and Claude Code.
TypeScript backend-as-a-service with a reactive database, server functions, auth and file storage for full-stack and AI apps.
Open-source Stable Diffusion/Kandinsky image generator with a free daily tier and paid plans for faster, commercial use.
Open-source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud, with 500+ models at zero inference markup and BYOK.
Genmo builds open video 'world models'; its flagship Mochi 1 is an open-source text-to-video model runnable locally or in a playground.
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- ✦Courses on AI code editors such as Cursor
- ✦Claude Code and full-stack AI development lessons
- ✦AI agents and automation training
- ✦App-building from idea to production
- ✦Prompt engineering instruction
- ✦Magic MCP and ongoing content updates
- ✦Reactive real-time database
- ✦TypeScript server functions (queries/mutations/actions)
- ✦Built-in authentication
- ✦Cron jobs and backend workflows
- ✦File storage, text and vector search
- ✦ACID transactions; open-source/self-host
- ✦Text-to-image and image-to-image generation
- ✦Open-source codebase
- ✦Free daily image quota with slower generation
- ✦Paid tiers with faster and parallel generation
- ✦Commercial usage rights on paid plans
- ✦Optional credit top-ups on paid plans
- ✦500+ AI models at zero inference markup
- ✦Bring-your-own-keys and local model support
- ✦MIT-licensed, fully open source
- ✦Works in VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud
- ✦Agent modes (Code, Architect)
- ✦Parallel isolated worktrees
- ✦Slack code reviewer and gateway
- ✦Mochi 1 open-source text-to-video model
- ✦Run locally via repo or ComfyUI
- ✦Hosted playground to test prompts
- ✦Open weights on GitHub and Hugging Face
- →Learn to code using AI assistants
- →Roll out AI tooling across an engineering team
- →Build and ship apps with no prior experience
- →Upskill in prompt engineering
- →Building real-time reactive apps
- →Backends for AI agents
- →Replacing Firebase or Supabase
- →Full-stack TypeScript development
- →Hobbyists trying AI image generation for free
- →Creators needing private, commercially licensed AI art
- →Developers wanting an open-source Stable Diffusion front end
- →Writing and refactoring production code with AI
- →Planning features before implementation
- →Running agents across multiple IDEs and the CLI
- →Generating short videos from text
- →Self-hosting and customizing a video model
- →Research and experimentation with video AI
- →Prototyping generative video in ComfyUI