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give a new agent session a map of an unfamiliar codebase · reuse a codebase snapshot across agent sessions · keep an agent working on the same product across separate sessions · give each agent its own branch through a git worktree

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Maps a large repo into plain-English pages so an agent stops reading thirty files
Why this one
- give a new agent session a map of an unfamiliar codebase
- stop a coding agent burning context reading the whole repo
- cut what a change costs in tokens on a large repository
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- Free
- No signup
Last checked 2 days ago
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Understand any codebase in minutes
Why this one
- reuse a codebase snapshot across agent sessions
- map routes and critical files in an unfamiliar repo
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- Free
- No signup
Last checked 2 days ago
Open
Your agent writes code. You still run the product.
Why this one
- keep an agent working on the same product across separate sessions
- turn a recurring support complaint into a fix the agent picks up
- check what shipped in a release without reading every diff
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- Free
- No signup
Last checked 2 days ago
Open
Run coding agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard
Why this one
- give each agent its own branch through a git worktree
- run several coding agents at once without them colliding
- sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything
On the record
- Free
- No signup
Last checked 2 days ago
Open
Give your agent context. Keep meaning reviewable.
Why this one
- inspect agent context
- review codebase ontology
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- Free
- No signup
Last checked 2 days ago
Open

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