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Palmier is a Mac-native AI video editor that lets Claude, Codex, and other AI systems help create and refine footage directly inside the editing workflow. The app focuses on agent-assisted video production, including generating cuts, organizing clips, trimming footage, and coordinating with video model integrations from one native workspace. It is useful for creators, startup teams, editors, and marketers who want to move from raw material to publishable video without bouncing between chat tools, file managers, and timelines. Palmier stands out by treating AI as an in-app collaborator rather than a separate prompt box, making it especially relevant for people experimenting with automated or semi-automated video workflows.

Pollo.ai is an AI video workspace for generating and editing videos from text prompts, images, avatars, and creative effects. It brings together text-to-video, image-to-video, video enhancement, upscaling, character animation, and multiple model choices so creators can test visual ideas without switching tools. Marketers, social media teams, educators, and indie creators can use Pollo.ai to produce short clips, ads, product visuals, and experimental video concepts faster than traditional editing workflows. The platform is useful when speed and variety matter more than manually building every shot from scratch. What makes Pollo.ai stand out is the breadth of its video toolkit: it combines generation, effects, avatars, and finishing features in a single browser-based workspace.

Slashspace is a canvas-first agentic harness designed for power AI users who want to replace fragmented tool UIs with a single, unified interface for the AI era. Originally started as RabbitHoles AI, it evolved into a canvas-as-context platform with agentic nodes — visual building blocks that represent AI capabilities, data sources, and workflow steps. Slashspace integrates the Cursor AI SDK and Composio tools, enabling users to build complex agent workflows on a visual canvas rather than writing code or chaining prompts. Featured in X Social posts in June 2026, it targets developers, designers, and knowledge workers who want to orchestrate multiple AI tools and agents in a single visual workspace. After an 18-month bootstrap build, Slashspace represents a new paradigm where the canvas becomes the context for AI collaboration.