Software factory agents you can fork. You still read the code.
Open a shelf for a tool you already run — GitHub, Linear, Sentry, GitHub Actions, Vercel, and more. Forkable operators sit first. Skill packs next. Roadmap rows stay visible with no Fork button until a real public template ships. These loops draft reviews, triage, and PRs so you can manage more agents without going lights-off — the harness is not enough; human review stays on.
Next step: click a tool → open a card under "Fork these now" → Fork → paid microVM boots (~minutes) with your keys (BYOK). First purchase: 30-day money-back. No free trial — ever. Nothing auto-merges or auto-deploys. You are the merge button.
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GitHub
PR review, flake reports, release notes — drafts in the box. You still read the code and merge.
Open shelfLinear
Triage and ticket drafts from noise. You assign and prioritize.
Open shelfSentry
Incident briefs + error→draft PR. First-party AI skills (sentry-for-ai). You page, mute, or merge.
Open shelfVercel
Preview QA notes before prod. You ship the promote.
Open shelfGitHub Actions
Keep CI honest — flake hunts and green-keeper PRs you approve.
Open shelfSlack
Draft updates for eng rooms. You post.
Open shelfNotion
Spec → ticket skeletons. You refine and publish.
Open shelfDatadog
Noise digests and signal packs. You act on monitors.
Open shelfOpenRouter
One API across hundreds of models. Route a coding agent to open-weight or frontier models without rewiring it.
Open shelfvLLM
High-throughput LLM serving. Stand up an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and measure what it actually does under load.
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