teststrip ships v0.3.0 and v0.3.1, agentic-usage-meter cuts v0.2.6, and clearance pulls in four outside contributors in one week
Two unrelated repos earn the featured treatment this week, both for tagged releases: prime-radiant-inc/teststrip cuts v0.3.0 and v0.3.1 behind a heavy scenario-testing push, and prime-radiant-inc/agentic-usage-meter ships v0.2.6 with a MiniMax quota fix. Underneath them, prime-radiant-inc/evener has its busiest week of either recent window, and prime-radiant-inc/clearance has an unusually open one — four separate outside contributors, each landing one PR, none of them repeats from any prior week’s post. Three more outside contributions turn up elsewhere too: prime-radiant-inc/awesome-superpowers (Matías Beccaria), prime-radiant-inc/prime-radiant-marketplace (caioniehues), and obra/superpowers (GoldJohnKing). This week is still open: the data below runs through Friday evening, not the full calendar week.
The week in numbers
- 13 repos active (2 featured, 11 also shipped)
- 475 commits
- 381 merged PRs
- +394,542 / −53,817 lines
- 10 commit identities
- 3 tagged releases
Featured
prime-radiant-inc/teststrip
macOS photo culling app — catalog-first, non-destructive, AI-assisted. Early development; not ready for use.
37 commits 🏷 2 releases +7,266 −983Two point releases, v0.3.0 and v0.3.1, landing alongside a heavy scenario-testing push: a first-ever run of the activity-00x test cards, several re-run batches across the cull/lib/app/people/import/inspect scenario families (mixed verified/fail results recorded honestly rather than smoothed over), a ⌘F search-focus delivery fix, accessibility and copy polish across import, inspector, people, and chrome, and a release-build fix bundling the face model that had gone missing from release builds. Sole author: Jesse Vincent (staff).
prime-radiant-inc/agentic-usage-meter
macOS menu-bar meter for coding-agent subscription quotas.
4 commits 🏷 v0.2.6 +6,188 −18v0.2.6 fixes MiniMax’s percentage-based coding quotas and constrains the menu dropdown’s height so long account lists scroll instead of overflowing, shipped as a signed production build. Sole author: Jesse Vincent (staff).
Also shipped
prime-radiant-inc/evener
A coding agent: give it a prompt and it reads, writes, runs commands, and searches code in a loop until the work is done, using native tool-calling across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models.
384 commits 344 PRs +347,965 −44,058Its busiest week of either recent window, and no release of its own. Deep sdk/mobile/web refactor work: a pending-turn commit feed and stall tripwire moved into the shared package, a mutation projection fence unified across web and native, ConnectionProvider migrated onto the package’s own connection store, and a run of multi-piece refactors folding earlier follow-up work back together. On the fix side: wire-authoritative ask resolution, bounded warning strings, correct credential-write/in-flight-refresh ordering, and mobile receipt decoders that now ignore additive wire keys. Contributors: Jesse Vincent (staff), nearly all of it, plus one dependabot[bot] dependency-bump commit.
prime-radiant-inc/clearance
Clearance product workspace: a monorepo for the Markdown viewer, currently shipping a native Swift/macOS app with structure for future shared Tauri implementations on Windows, Linux, and Android.
4 commits 4 PRs +2,481 −55An unusually open week for this repo: a Private Mode design spec approved, editor responsiveness and syntax highlighting improved, an in-app Help system added, and CLI --help/unsupported-flag rejection added — four separate PRs, each from a different outside contributor, each squash-merged. Contributors: Justin Burnham, Joshua W. Shaevitz, Windell Oskay, and Chris Hondl — none are prime-radiant-inc org members, and none have appeared in a prior week’s post.
prime-radiant-inc/alltheagents.org
Comprehensive census of coding agent harnesses.
21 commits 7 PRs +23,995 −5,979A content-and-tooling week: several new harness entries added (GraphCode, Datasette Agent, and others, via a new issue-to-PR runbook), a fix pointing the NeMo Agent Toolkit entry at its real repo, the star ranking fixed to source counts only from the GitHub API rather than a stale cache, and the add-entry form loosened to require only name, URL, and a search confirmation. Contributors: Jesse Vincent (staff) and Kattni (staff).
prime-radiant-inc/awesome-superpowers
An agentic skills framework & software development methodology that works.
3 commits 2 PRs +357 −2An “agent-observer” entry added to the CLI & Developer Tools section, and the website showcase feed now generates directly from README projects instead of being hand-maintained. Contributors: outside contributor Matías Beccaria (mbecca) for the agent-observer addition, merged by Kattni (staff), who wrote the showcase-feed generator herself.
prime-radiant-inc/everyharness
Generate a coding-agent plugin for every harness from one config file.
3 commits 2 PRs +480 −29A native Muse Code adapter added, and a YAMLParseError message fixed to name the offending frontmatter file instead of a generic error. The Muse adapter is Jesse’s commit; the YAMLParseError fix was opened and authored by Ada Sen (staff) — her own commit on that PR doesn’t surface in this blog’s commit-count column (a shallow-clone limitation on non-squash merges flagged in an earlier post’s brief), so this week’s credit for that fix goes here rather than in the numbers above.
prime-radiant-inc/prime-radiant-marketplace
Prime Radiant’s Claude Code plugin marketplace.
1 commit 1 PR +4 −4One fix: switching install sources to HTTPS URLs so installs work without GitHub SSH keys configured. This was an outside contribution from caioniehues, merged by Jesse Vincent (staff) — the same shallow-clone limitation as everyharness above means the commit-count column credits the merge rather than the original author, so the real author is named here instead.
prime-radiant-inc/shepherd-pr
A portable coding-agent plugin for shepherding GitHub pull requests through CI and review (new last week).
5 commits +1,168 −118Continued iterating on its settle detector: judging each CI check name by its current run instead of a stale one, and adding shepherding lessons to the bundled skill. Two more “bump plugin” commits, both message-only version bumps rather than tagged releases. Sole author: Jesse Vincent (staff).
obra/lace
Lightweight agentic coding environment.
1 commit 1 PR +550 −9One fix, mirroring api_style into CatalogProviderInfoSchema to resolve a CI failure left over from last week’s PR. Author: Ada Sen (staff).
obra/scan-to-model
Evidence-driven scan reconstruction skills and local tools for Codex and Blender (new last week).
2 commits +68 −9A much quieter week than its launch week: behavioral scenarios added for reconstruction-workflow discipline, and reconstruction work kept “bounded and outcome driven.” Sole author: Jesse Vincent (staff).
obra/superpowers
An agentic skills framework & software development methodology that works.
0 commits 20 PRsIts heaviest merged-PR week of either recent window — still invisible to the commit-count column above, for the same reason as last week: its PRs land on a dev branch, not main, which is the only branch this blog’s tooling walks for commits. By merged PR: native Muse (multiprovider) support, a movie-recording test fix expecting a corrected frame count, a nested-orchestrator Claude Code platform reference doc, executing-plans rebuilt as a first-class inline execution mode, a “reviewer judges the spec as a vision document” change, and two version bumps (6.4.0, then 6.4.1) with matching release notes. Contributors (by merged PR): Jesse Vincent (staff), the large majority; Drew Ritter (staff), one PR reverting an earlier import; Ada Sen (staff), one skill import; and outside contributor GoldJohnKing, adding OpenCode 2.0.4+ support — their first contribution to this repo.
The remaining active repo — claude-plugin-stats — had only bot-driven activity again this week (the daily install-stats scrape and chart rebuild), with no human commits. prime-radiant-inc/study-skills, last week’s new-repo feature, had zero commits or PRs this week — a one-week launch burst, then quiet.