Small, friendly tools I build for the moments an agent gets stuck.
ZRouter, the one I’m building now, hands the request to the next provider and keeps the context and cache it already had.
Your agent is halfway through a task when the provider starts failing. ZRouter, the one I’m building now, hands the request to the next provider and keeps the context and cache it already had.
Tap Up to bring provider A back. Illustrative, not live data.
Agent skills: one that learns a repo’s conventions, one that reviews a diff before you commit.
Agent skills that write your habits down once. First ideas: one that learns a repo’s conventions, one that reviews a diff before you commit.
Plugins and MCP: a ZRouter plugin that shows which provider answered and what it cost, and an issue-to-branch server.
Claude Code plugins and MCP servers. First ideas: a ZRouter plugin that shows which provider answered and what it cost, and an issue-to-branch server.
CLI tools: one that sums up what the agent changed, one that packs repo context for a prompt.
Small command-line tools. First ideas: one that sums up what the agent changed, one that packs repo context for a prompt.
herdr-rig: one manager agent hands tickets to workers and reviewers, on a board in Herdr.
herdr-rig: one manager agent writes tickets, hands them to worker and reviewer agents, and shows them on a board in Herdr.
I started in software and quality engineering, where I learned to care about the things that break. These days I build tools for coding with agents, and I share them here as they ship.