Zero

Zero is a platform that bridges the gap between AI assistants and the real world. Instead of getting stuck when your AI can't do something — like generate an image, scrape a live website, send an email, or even mail a physical letter — Zero lets it discover and use one of over 25,000 services on the fly. No API keys to hunt down, no account sign-ups, no leaving the chat. You install it once by pasting a short setup prompt into your assistant (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, and more), and from then on, whenever the AI needs a tool it doesn't have, it searches Zero, picks the best option based on community ratings, and uses it in seconds.

How it works: you fund a small wallet (starting with $5 free credit), and the AI only spends pennies per call on paid services. Many services are free. Zero itself adds no markup — what you see is what you pay. The AI can even leave a review from the command line if a service fails, helping the community. The page lists featured services like AI Phone Calls, ElevenLabs Vocal Song Composer, text-to-video via Grok, physical letter mailing, website hosting, and sandboxed code execution. It's designed so your AI stops saying "I can't" and instead finishes the job — whether that's watching competitor prices and pinging you on Slack, deploying a site, or turning a blog into a podcast.

Who is it for? Developers and power users who want their AI to do real-world tasks without manual configuration. Businesses can automate monitoring, outreach, and content generation. Creators can generate media directly from a chat prompt. Anyone using a command-line-capable AI assistant will find Zero removes the friction of connecting to external services, making the AI genuinely more useful for day-to-day work.