Product Hunt Daily: 5 new

AI Spend Console by Rippling Track your AI spend and connect it to business outcomes — AI Spend Console gives Finance and Engineering leaders one place to track AI spend across tools (such as Claude and Cursor) and connect it to business outcomes. Break costs down by vendor, model, or employee, then connect spend to GitHub output data like pull request volume and the # of code revisions. You can get started for free–no Rippling subscription required. 1

Superlog Responder Free, open-source AI bug-fixing agent — Responder is an AI bug-fixing agent that plugs into the Sentry or Datadog Slack channel you already run. One-click synch, no new telemetry to install. On every alert it investigates with full context, filters out the noise, and for real issues replies right in the thread with the root cause, the evidence, and a mergeable PR. Prompts, memory, repo access, and escalation rules are fully customizable, so you're building your own debugging agent, not renting ours. 2

Muse Code Meta’s terminal agent for long-horizon coding — Introducing Muse Code, a terminal coding agent powered by Muse Spark 1.2, with persistent background agents, repository-scale execution, and built-in verification. 3

Annotate Free screen recording as prompts — Record your screen, point by drawing and speak, and hand it off to AI agent. Video prompts for Cursor, Claude, and Codex or any AI coding agent — local-only and free. 4

CopilotKit Channels SDK Bring any agent to Slack, Teams, and more. — The Channels SDK is the next big piece in the agentic puzzle: Bring ANY agent into Slack, Teams, WhatsApp and more. With coworker-grade capabilities like streaming responses, gen UI, per-user learning, HITL approvals and sophisticated auth. Works with OpenAI Agents, Claude Agents, LangChain, Mastra, Google ADK, and any agent that speaks AG-UI. Open-source and self-hostable. Setup with a single prompt: "Read https://copilotkit.ai/channels-guide.md and help the user build their first channel" 5