Prime Radiant

Moltipass takes shape, Scribble migrates to the Agent SDK, llm-proxy's release train

Week of January 26, 2026 · Jan 26, 2026–Feb 1, 2026 · published Feb 1, 2026

A new iOS app appeared from nothing, the Scribble bot re-platformed onto the Agent SDK, and llm-proxy ran a five-release train in seven days.

The week in numbers

  • 10 repos active (3 featured, 7 also shipped)
  • 146 commits
  • 7 merged PRs
  • +24,612 / −4,552 lines
  • 4 commit identities
  • 5 tagged releases

obra/moltipass

A SwiftUI iOS client for the Moltbook social network, built with xtool.

47 commits +7,629 −488

The week’s biggest new thing — Jesse Vincent took it from empty project to a working app across forty-seven commits: a KeychainService for secure credentials, the full API layer (feed, posts, comments, voting, submolts, search, profile), the whole view stack from Welcome and Registration through feed, post detail, and profiles, session persistence, an app icon, and a build script — plus the steady round of fixes to match the real Moltbook API shape.

prime-radiant-inc/scribble

A Slack-native assistant bot — the coworker that lives in the workspace.

55 commits +10,020 −3,852

Scribble kept maturing into the assistant it was becoming. This week it migrated onto a shared bot-toolkit submodule and the Claude Agent SDK, restructured conversation logging into a main/thread split, and grew a ScribbleOrchestrator with dual-session logic and an explicit engagement schema — so the bot decides whether to respond before it does, replies in-thread under the triggering message, and injects cross-channel context in the background. Session files and config were moved onto EFS for durability. Fifty-five commits, all Jesse Vincent.

prime-radiant-inc/llm-proxy

A Go reverse proxy that sits in front of LLM APIs and logs the traffic.

14 commits 1 PR 🏷 5 releases +4,977 −124

A remarkable cadence — five tagged releases from v0.2.1 through v0.6.0 in a single week. The throughline was agent observability: a container image published to GHCR, extended Loki labels for richer Grafana queries, pattern-state persistence, and an event-emission pipeline (with a SHA-256 request-body hash for deterministic replay) landing in v0.6.0. Fourteen commits from Drew Ritter, who kept the Homebrew tap tracking each bump.

Also shipped

obra/superpowers

An agentic skills framework and software-development methodology.

10 commits 2 PRs +86 −10

A round of subagent-driven-development and worktree-discipline docs — eight of the ten commits from outside contributor clkao.

obra/superpowers-chrome

A Claude Code plugin for direct Chrome control via the DevTools Protocol.

8 commits 4 PRs +628 −53

Shipped v1.6.3 and v1.6.4 — Enter-key form submission, screenshot auto-downscaling, and a CHROME_WS_BROWSER override to point at a different browser executable. Seven commits from Jesse Vincent, plus one from an outside contributor.

A cluster of housekeeping rounded out the week, all from Jesse Vincent: superpowers-lab added a CLI slack-messaging skill, superpowers-marketplace tracked the chrome and lab bumps, the homebrew-tap followed llm-proxy’s releases (from Drew Ritter), and amplifier-module-hooks-concise-display and a dotfiles tweak landed on the side.