Ever sat down at The Cheesecake Factory and been handed the menu? 331 items. You flip through it, get nowhere, and order the same thing as last time.
What to Order works the other way around. Tell it what you’re in the mood for and it checks every dish on the menu for you. “Spicy” works. “Spicy vegetarian” too. Ask for “Thanksgiving dinner for 2” and you get a whole order, pumpkin cheesecake included.
We have 7 US chains so far. Eating somewhere else? Snap a photo of the menu. It’s free.
Imagine WWE SmackDown, but with cute, AI-trained robots. Eight teams spend days training reinforcement-learning policies for Pollen’s open-source MicroDuck, then we throw them in the simulator to fight for the Golden Beak Belt. The whole competition will be livestreamed. The catch: you’re not building a robot, you’re training its brain. Want in? Register a team, train your policy, or host a showdown in your city. When the real MicroDucks ship, we go IRL.
Stop your agent guessing brand logos.
AI agents redraw logos, invent hex codes, pull the wrong assets, and make up brand voice. Brandfetch MCP gives them logos, colors, fonts, company details, and brand context for 50M+ brands.
Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex.
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