Alexander Tibbets

Getting your agent authenticated with third-party services shouldn't require a custom connector for each one. Add Latchkey once and agents prepend latchkey to standard curl calls. Credentials are detected and injected automatically. They're stored encrypted on your machine, and never show up in logs or chat transcripts. 25+ services supported out of the box. Register any HTTP API at runtime. Works with Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and more. Open source software by Imbue.

Keystone self-configures a working devcontainer for any git repo, all on its own. Give it a repo. Get back a Dockerfile, devcontainer.json, and a passing test runner. It runs a coding agent inside a sandboxed Modal environment so your machine is never touched. It’s open-source, works with Claude Code and Codex, and the dev containers it produces work in VS Code and GitHub Codespaces. pip install imbue-keystone

We built Offload after watching an agent wait 10 mins for an integration run to finish. When you're running parallel AI coding agents, the test suite is where the loop stalls. Agents queue behind a test lock or race for local resources to return flaky results. Offload is an open-source Rust CLI your agents invoke directly. It spreads your test suite across 200+ isolated cloud sandboxes. One TOML config, no test rewrites. On our Playwright suite, it took a 12 mins run to 2, at $0.08 per run.