OpenRig Review: Claude Code and Codex as One Agent Team
OpenRig review: the Apache-2.0 harness that runs Claude Code and Codex as one persistent, YAML-defined team in tmux. Our install test, RigSpec, limits, rivals.
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OpenRig review: the Apache-2.0 harness that runs Claude Code and Codex as one persistent, YAML-defined team in tmux. Our install test, RigSpec, limits, rivals.
Kev review: Jared Palmer's Apache-2.0, Jev-compatible decision models (0.8B to 27B) on Qwen. Benchmarks vs Jev, fine-tuning, and Kev-0.8B run on a CPU.
Ponytail review: the 156K-star MIT skill that makes Claude Code and Codex write less code. Its benchmark, the hooks we ran in a lab, limits, alternatives.
Hindsight review: Vectorize's MIT agent memory with retain, recall and reflect, 91.4% LongMemEval per its paper, 60+ integrations, and a failed pip install.
Paperclip is the MIT-licensed control plane for teams of AI agents: org charts, budgets, heartbeats, approvals. Install, adapters, what breaks in production.
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