| What it does | Give your coding agents names so you remember who's doing what
| See which release made your API slower
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| Based in | US
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| Pricing model | Free
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| Key features | - Assigns unique names to agent sessions from customizable rosters
- Integrates with Claude Code, Codex, tmux, and herdr
- Pre-built rosters including Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, NBA Legends, and more
- End-to-end encrypted cloud storage for cross-machine sessions
- API endpoint for building custom dashboards and integrations
| - Measures latency per endpoint and code block within each version
- Compares performance across releases automatically
- Flags performance degradations every minute
- Minimal instrumentation overhead of about one microsecond per call
- Supports Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, and Go
- Works with Express and Fastify frameworks
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| What makes it different | - Notifications and messages from agents are instantly traceable by their assigned names
- Works across multiple machines and cloud environments with optional end-to-end encryption
- Playful roster themes encourage restraint in spinning up too many concurrent agent sessions
| - Breaks down latency to individual code blocks, not just endpoints
- Automatically marks releases and compares metrics against baseline
- Requires minimal setup with negligible performance impact
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 1 ▲ +1 (up) since last check | Not checked yet ● no change since last check |
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