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AI Tools with an API

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These tools expose an API, so you can call them from your own code rather than working through their interface. This is the list to start from if you are building AI into a product, a script or an automation.

CodeRabbit helps developers with AI-assisted coding, code understanding, and practical software development ta...

Freemium Free plan API

Databricks AI coding and data assistant for generating, running, debugging, and optimizing code in the Databri...

Paid Free plan API

LanguageTool helps writers turn typed text, documents, or browser text into corrections, style suggestions, an...

Freemium Free plan API

Modal provides AI-assisted capabilities for developers and software teams.

Freemium Free plan API

n8n helps developers workflow automation platform with ai nodes, integrations, and self-hosting support..

Free Free plan API Open source

OpenClaw provides AI-assisted capabilities for modern software development workflows.

Freemium Free plan API Open source

Pictory provides article-to-video and long-video repurposing for creators, marketers, educators, and teams mak...

Paid API

PixVerse provides short generative video from text and images for creators, marketers, educators, and teams ma...

Freemium API

Plandex helps developers with AI-assisted coding, code understanding, and practical software development tasks...

Free Free plan API Open source

Replit helps developers with AI-assisted coding, code understanding, and practical software development tasks.

Freemium Free plan API

Rust helps developers systems programming language used for performance-sensitive applications, tooling, and i...

Free Free plan API Open source

StarCoder provides AI-assisted capabilities for software development.

Freemium Free plan API Open source

AI software engineer that turns development issues into code changes and pull requests.

Paid API

What to check before you choose

Having an API is the start of the question rather than the end of it. Rate limits, pricing per call, whether there is a sandbox to develop against, and whether your inputs are retained or used for training all vary enormously, and all of them shape whether a tool is viable at scale. Official API documentation is the only reliable source for those details, and it changes often — treat this list as a way to find the candidates, then verify the specifics with the vendor before you build.