Retool uses GPT-4 to help businesses quickly build AI-powered applications for various business processes, such as inventory management, customer support, and custom product experiences. The platform provides pre-built AI actions like generating text and chatbots, making it easier for companies to integrate AI with secure data access and promote efficiency.

GitLab uses Claude to power AI-driven features across their DevSecOps platform. These include generative code generation, chat, and summarization tools. By integrating Claude, GitLab accelerates development while maintaining security and stability, ensuring privacy-first AI solutions across the software lifecycle.

Asana uses Claude 2.1's 200K token context window to power Asana Intelligence, enabling faster status updates and better insights for their customers, driving clarity and impact at scale. This helps organizations process large volumes of data with precision and transparency.

SAP is evaluating Anthropic's Claude 2.1 with a 200K token context window for tasks like document processing, sophisticated dialogue, creative content generation, and complex reasoning. These efforts aim to simplify day-to-day work for employees and enhance both internal operations and customer solutions.

Lindy, a no-code platform for creating AI employees, selected Mistral as its first open-source model. This allows users to create specialized AI agents for tasks like executive assistance, customer support, and recruitment. According to CEO Flo Crivello, Mistral costs about 80% less than GPT-3.5, offering significant cost and speed advantages.