Productivity, Coding & Agents
Autonomous AI agents with 70+ real-world actions — phone calls, email, browsers, code — plus the everyday tools they power.
Unlike LangChain, AutoGPT, or CrewAI, agents here chain actions in plain natural language instead of rigid JSON schemas, which keeps model creativity high without breaking structured output. Alloy Mode routes each thought to the best of 15+ models (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Mistral), and the Loop Buster surgically removes context that causes repetition instead of blindly retrying. The same agent runtime powers vibe coding — describe a game or app and the agent writes it, deploys a live preview, tests it in a real browser, and iterates — and everyday tools like verified recipe generation, 29-language anime dubbing, document-to-audio, and a unified inbox across Gmail, SMS, X, WhatsApp, and Discord. Prefer your own API bill? Bring your own keys and pay us nothing.
- Vibe Coding & Autonomous AI — agents that build, test, and deploy with Alloy Mode and Loop Buster
- Based AI — uncensored, opinionated chat
- Recipe Generator — AI recipes with web search verification
- Anime Dubber — AI dubbing in 29 languages
- Document Reader — turn any document into audio
- Unified Inbox — Gmail, texts, X DMs, WhatsApp, Discord in one place
- Download Our Apps — RFab Companion App and Peek Viewer
- Pay Us Nothing — bring your own API keys
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from LangChain or AutoGPT?
Agents chain actions with natural language declarations instead of forced JSON function calls, run on multiple frontier models per task via Alloy Mode, and recover from loops by removing the polluted context — with 70+ production actions versus the 0–10 typical of other frameworks.
Can the agents really make phone calls?
Yes — real autonomous calls via OpenAI Realtime voices, plus email at their own addresses, SMS/WhatsApp, browser automation, and 40+ software development actions.
What is vibe coding?
Describe what you want in plain language and the agent writes the code, starts a dev server, opens the result in a real browser, screenshots it to verify, and iterates until it works — no coding experience needed.