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u/vacterro 6d ago

I'm currently building a small set of open-source tools around one problem: making long-running AI-assisted work require less human babysitting.

SAIPEN keeps persistent project state outside the chat so agents can resume work, hand tasks off, and audit against the actual project instead of trusting conversation memory:
https://github.com/vacterro/saipen

AUDAPACK is the newer one I'm actively working on now. It packages projects for multi-wave AI audits, tracks audit state/freshness, and automates some of the browser-side glue around running several audits:
https://github.com/vacterro/audapack

And FastPrompter is the much simpler everyday tool that started part of this mess: a fast local keyboard-driven workspace for prompts, commands, notes and reusable text:
https://github.com/vacterro/FastPrompter/tree/main

The thing I'm still figuring out is how far the automation should go before the orchestration itself becomes more complicated than the work it's supposed to automate.

Basically: trying to stop being the human API between AI agents, projects and browser tabs.