Information scattered everywhere, animation that costs more than the message, staying chained to the desk while an agent waits for an answer, technical references nobody can read offline. Each product starts from one specific annoyance.
Every product has its own site — the cards link straight there. These pages cover positioning and boundaries; the product site is the source of truth for everything else.
Every AI competition, in one catalogue
Turns AI competition notices scattered across dozens of official sites, chat groups and newsletters into one filterable, subscribable, reminder-backed catalogue — so finding a contest stops being manual labour.
A bilingual technical guide to an open-source robot duck
A bilingual technical reference for the open-source bipedal robot Microduck: hardware specs, software architecture, the sim-to-real training pipeline and the OTA update flow — readable in Chinese, readable offline. An independent guide, not an official site.
One sentence in, an animation out
Moves "make a short animation worth watching" out of a video editor and into a browser tab. Describe the idea in one sentence and it comes back ready to publish. Rewrite the copy, change the pacing, trim the length — change that one thing without redrawing the rest.
Leave the desk, keep the session
Coding agents run on your own machine but expect you to sit beside them, waiting for a confirmation, a clarification, a yes. AgentLink brings that link to your phone: follow progress, keep typing, clear approvals — then pick up at the desk where you left off.
Upload a document, get a question bank
Material you already have — PDFs, Word files, scans, photos — is split into individual questions with options, answers and explanations in place. Then drill, sit a timed mock exam, or hand the bank to students and colleagues instead of typing it in.