Herdr
I landed 1000+ PRs this week, and this is how I use Herdr these days to achieve that.
I'm Duyet — a Senior AI/Data Engineer. I left Fossil as the AI era was starting, and joined Cartrack to do data engineering for real: stabilize everything on a large ClickHouse warehouse, then build AI on top of that foundation.
Later I shipped more of the work fully through coding agents — a loop that runs in production and keeps improving itself. I still steer architecture and review; the agents do a lot of the typing.
On the side I try a lot of ideas. Some run well. Some die quickly. I keep building anyway, and I still ship updates almost every day.

One API for every AI model. Route traffic across providers with fallback, observability, and BYOK from a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint built on Cloudflare's edge.
anyrouter.devx.com/anyrouterdevI landed 1000+ PRs this week, and this is how I use Herdr these days to achieve that.
It's been a year or two. Disagree or debate me all you want, but soon you'll realize and admit I was right.
I am on SuperGrok Heavy because of Grok Bot and I am super impressed. Wow, from me, at first. The harness is surprisingly good. The UI/UX is surprisingly good.
I am building AnyRouter to solve my problem of collecting free LLM tokens from everywhere and unifying the MCP Gateway. Yes, it's another router, but this is a router of routers.
I'm building Open Managed Agents (OMA) in the open — a self-hosted control plane on Cloudflare that drives agents on any sandbox backend from one UI and one API, and stays compatible with the Claude Managed Agents API. Here's where it stands.