Coding Capacity
Stop manually juggling coding-agent usage limits.
Developers using two or more paid coding tools.
See concept10 developer SaaS concepts being tested.
I’m testing a few small tools for the work that keeps getting in the way. Nothing here is a finished product. Find a problem you actually have, see the proposed price, and tell me how you deal with it today.
— Kai
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Stop manually juggling coding-agent usage limits.
Developers using two or more paid coding tools.
See conceptStart another worktree without rebuilding your local setup.
Small engineering teams running parallel agents against a stateful local stack.
See conceptClose an AI client without leaving its MCP processes behind.
Windows developers using local MCP servers across several coding clients.
See conceptSee which agent-driven branches are driving your CI bill.
Small teams whose parallel coding agents generate frequent CI runs.
See conceptKnow which agent sandboxes are safe to retire.
Small AI application teams sharing persistent development sandboxes.
See conceptFind the API changes that affect the endpoints you use.
Developers maintaining integrations with several third-party APIs.
See conceptFind webhooks that arrived but never finished processing.
Backend developers who acknowledge webhooks before handing work to a queue.
See conceptFind preview resources left behind after a pull request closes.
Small platform teams managing preview stacks across application and database hosts.
See conceptFind subscription and app-access mismatches before support does.
Technical SaaS founders using Stripe with their own application access rules.
See conceptFind usage events missing from billing before you close the month.
API SaaS founders who send billable usage from their application to a billing provider.
See conceptNot a vote for your favorite idea. If one of these is part of your working week, I’d like to understand what you use, what still gets annoying, and whether you’d want to try a simpler approach.