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Free AI Tools.
Focused tools that help agents retrieve public data, preserve source links, and do useful work. Built as a series of applied AI experiments we found useful—and decided to make available for free.
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See where the world’s largest companies are hiring
Search 661,877 official open roles across the Forbes Global 2000 by company, title, location, and work arrangement. Open any company to see its hiring priorities, requirements, and weekly changes.
OpenNash collects, cleans, and checks public career data, then turns it into a company explorer you can actually use.
02 / MCPClinical trial evidence
Give an agent exact trial records, sites, eligibility text, linked publications, version history, and source-validated identifiers.
For research and education. Not diagnosis, treatment advice, or a medical-record system.
03 / WebSAM.gov opportunity fit search
Search active federal opportunities and see how each one fits OpenNash, including priority, bid path, deadlines, and source links.
A live example of the tailored procurement intelligence we can build around your team and SAM.gov API key.
04 / AtlasAI evals benchmark atlas
Browse source-backed AI benchmarks, reported model results, evidence coverage, and downloadable data.
Use it to find the right benchmark for an AI system, then follow the source before relying on a score.
05 / PreviewOpenNash Fashion
Import wardrobe pieces and generate modeled looks in a private AI wardrobe.
Private preview. Sign-in is required to access your wardrobe.
06 / ResearchAI investment research
See how an AI research workflow turns public filings and company disclosures into a cited monthly investment report.
Working example using Micron. Research workflow demonstration—not investment advice.
07 / CanvasMirror
Pan and zoom an infinite canvas of catalogue cards, then guess which are open-access museum records and which are AI-generated style probes. Every real tile reveals its museum source link.
Open-access works from The Met and the Cleveland Museum of Art alongside generated tiles. No account needed.