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Zenmic.com is an AI audio generation tool that converts text, documents, URLs or topics into natural-sounding audio. It is targeted at ESL teachers, learning and development teams, and podcast creators, and offers features including full script control, over 30 voices, MP3 export, support for 125 languages, up to six speaker tracks, and voice cloning. Users can start using the tool for free without a credit card.
ZenML is an open-source AI platform for building workflows that run on various infrastructure backends. It allows writing pipelines containing Python logic, such as model training or agentic loops, and tracks runs with metrics, logs and metadata. It integrates with tools and infrastructure including MLflow, LangGraph, Langfuse, Sagemaker and GCP Vertex.
Zeno is an AI Data Management & Evaluation Platform. Its associated GitHub repository is deprecated and no longer actively maintained, with development of the project having shifted to the ZenoHub platform.
ChatBotKit is a managed platform for building and running AI agents, described as usable from ready-made solutions without code. Agents can run on schedules and triggers, connect to tools, and operate across channels such as Slack, WhatsApp, web widgets and Zendesk. It also offers a Python SDK, integrations and product documentation.
Kitaru is an open-source, self-hosted tool providing replay-based evaluations for AI agents. It records or imports production runs as sessions and replays them against a changed model, prompt, or code, with tool calls answered from the recording. It is available for Python and TypeScript and comes from the team behind ZenML.
Pipeline Conversations is a podcast from ZenML featuring interviews with platform engineers, ML practitioners and technical leaders building production AI systems. Episodes cover MLOps and LLMOps topics including Kubernetes workflows, model fine-tuning and evaluation, LLM security, cost optimization, prompt engineering and agents in production.
