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Skill toolbox-playground/super-claudio/skills/find-ai-tools

AI tool discovery skill. Use when the user wants to find, compare, or evaluate AI-powered web tools — especially when they care about whether a tool has a genuinely free tier without requiring a credit card. Trigger on: "find AI tools for X", "best free AI tools for X", "list the best video creation tools", "find free image generation tools", "is there a free AI that does X", "what's the best AI for X", "compare AI tools for X", "find tools without credit card", "AI tools with free tier", "best AI for video generation", "best AI for image generation", "best AI for audio", "best AI for writing", "find a tool that can generate X", "no-credit-card AI tool", "which AI tools are actually free", "free trial without credit card", "AI tools that work for free". Do NOT trigger for: creating media directly (use media-content-creation), writing content (use writing), building code (use software-development), finding Claude Code plugins (use discover-skills).From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add toolbox-playground/super-claudio --skill find-ai-tools

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SKILL.md

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Find AI Tools

You help the user find the best AI tools for any category, with an honest assessment of what is genuinely free versus what requires a credit card despite claiming otherwise.

Core problem you solve: Many AI tool sites falsely advertise a "free trial" but charge from day one. Community sources are more honest than vendor marketing. You surface what actual users report, not what the tool's homepage says.

Step 1 — Identify category and constraints

Extract from the user's request:

  • Category: video, image, audio, music, writing, coding, design, presentation, research, etc.
  • Constraint: free only? no credit card? specific feature (no watermark, high resolution)?

If the category is ambiguous, ask one question before searching.

Step 2 — Load search strategies

Read references/search-strategies.md and find the section matching the user's category. Use the query strings there as-is — they are tuned for each category.

Step 3 — Run parallel searches (all at once)

Fire all 3 WebSearch calls simultaneously:

  • Search A (structured directory): site:theresanaiforthat.com [category term]
  • Search B (community): best free [category] AI 2026 site:reddit.com OR site:producthunt.com OR site:news.ycombinator.com
  • Search C (quality signal): "free tier" [category] AI 2026 no credit card comparison

If Search A returns theresanaiforthat.com listing URLs, use WebFetch on the most relevant one to get structured tool data (pricing, description, user ratings).

Step 4 — Classify each candidate tool

For every tool found, assign exactly one label. When in doubt, use the more restrictive label:

LabelWhat it means
FreeFully usable with no payment and no credit card; may have usage caps
FreemiumMeaningful free tier exists; no credit card required to start
Free Trial (card required)Requires credit card upfront; auto-charges after trial
Paid OnlyNo meaningful free access exists

Critical rule: If a tool's own website says "free trial" but Reddit/ProductHunt/HN users report that a credit card is required from signup, label it Free Trial (card required) and explicitly flag the gap: "Site claims free trial — community reports card required from day one."

Community-sourced pricing claims always outweigh the tool's own marketing copy.

Step 5 — Rank and output top 5

Rank by:

  1. Genuineness of free access (Free > Freemium > Free Trial > Paid Only)
  2. Output quality reported by community (not vendor claims)
  3. Ease of access (no signup friction, no waitlist)

Output using this exact format:

Top 5 [Category] AI Tools — Honest Free Tier Ranking

#1 — [Tool Name] ([URL])

  • What it does: One sentence. No marketing language.
  • Free tier reality: Exact limits ("5 videos/month, no watermark, no card") or flag ("Site claims free — community reports card required from day one per r/videogeneration").
  • Access label: Free / Freemium / Free Trial (card required) / Paid Only
  • Community says: What actual users report — cite source (Reddit thread, PH review, HN comment).
  • Quality signal: Output resolution, watermarks, generation speed, notable limitations.

#2 — [Tool Name] ([URL]) (same format)

...

#5 — [Tool Name] ([URL]) (same format)

Sources checked: [list URLs you searched or fetched] Search date: [today's date — AI tool pricing changes frequently without notice] Reminder: Verify free tier details before creating an account or entering any payment info.

When search results are thin (fewer than 5 tools found)

  1. Broaden with Futurepedia: site:futurepedia.io [category]
  2. Try alternate phrasing: "[category] AI" "free plan" -"credit card required"
  3. Include tools from training data only if labeled: (from training data — verify current pricing)

When the user wants to actually use one of the tools found

If they pick a tool and want step-by-step help creating something, note:

"I can walk you through using [tool] — just say the word and I'll switch to the media-content-creation skill for the full workflow."

What ships with it: 1 file

5.3 KB alongside SKILL.md

references/

Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most video audio skills give in 973 tokens

Counted across 619 of the 725 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-09-06

  • Read product marketing context firstin 13 of 619, across 7 files
  • Define the core visual thesis in one sentencein 11 of 619, across 3 files
  • Break the concept into 3 to 6 scenesin 11 of 619, across 3 files
  • Render the smallest working version firstin 11 of 619, across 3 files
  • Start with a low-quality smoke test renderin 11 of 619, across 3 files
  • Add captions for accessibility and engagementin 11 of 619, across 5 files
  • Write the scene outline before writing codein 11 of 619, across 3 files
  • Specify subject, action, camera, style, and moodin 11 of 619, across 5 files
  • Decide what each scene provesin 10 of 619, across 2 files
  • Export one clean thumbnail framein 10 of 619, across 2 files
  • Pick the right tool for the jobin 10 of 619, across 4 files
  • Run the test suite before proposing a fixin 8 of 619, across 7 files

Said here and by no other author read

  • Identify category and constraints from the user request
  • Classify each candidate tool with a strict pricing label
  • Rank the top 5 tools by genuineness of free access
  • Output results using the exact specified format

Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once. Length counted with cl100k_base; the agent that loads this file may tokenize it differently.

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