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Review agent-authored diffs with Hunk
Use Hunk to keep a live terminal review UI open for agent-authored code changes, with Git, Jujutsu, Sapling, patch input, watch mode, and inline agent annotations.
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Schedule distributed agent maintenance jobs with Dkron
Use Dkron to run recurring agent maintenance, data refresh, evaluation, and cleanup jobs across a fault-tolerant cluster with a UI and API.
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Benchmark agent memory and RAG systems with MemoryBench
Use MemoryBench to run repeatable conversational memory and RAG benchmarks across providers, datasets, judge models, checkpoints, and structured reports.
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Drive agent terminal workspaces with Rmux
Use Rmux to create and automate cross-platform terminal sessions for agent CLIs, with tmux-compatible commands, typed SDKs, web sharing, and Claude Code teammate mode.
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Route production agent loops through BitRouter
Use BitRouter as an agentic LLM gateway that routes model, tool, and sub-agent calls with scoped keys, cost policy, failover, telemetry, MCP gateway support, and loop guards.
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Coordinate visible multi-agent CLI workspaces with CCB
Use CCB to run Codex, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode, and other CLI agents in a visible project workspace with configured panes, shared memory, role packs, and human takeover.
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Inspect BullMQ agent job queues with Bull Board
Use Bull Board to add a protected dashboard for Bull and BullMQ queues so operators can inspect, retry, pause, clean, and debug background agent jobs.
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Route agent LLM traffic through Shepherd Model Gateway
Use Shepherd Model Gateway to route OpenAI, Anthropic, Responses API, embeddings, and MCP tool traffic across self-hosted and cloud model backends with cache-aware policies and observability.
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Run visual scheduled agent jobs with Cronicle
Use Cronicle to schedule, run, monitor, and manually trigger recurring agent maintenance jobs across one or more worker servers from a web UI and REST API.
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Track AI coding-agent token usage with TokenTracker
Use TokenTracker to auto-collect local token, cost, and rate-limit telemetry across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and other AI coding tools.