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TokenHawk

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TokenHawk is an intelligent cryptocurrency alert agent used to monitor crypto asset price fluctuations and key market indicators, and to send alerts via Telegram and email. According to the official introduction, it can track price movements, gas fee changes, funding rate reversals, and market activity, and notify users when the timing is right. The dynamics displayed on the official website include: ADA shows a breakdown signal (down 2.34% in 1 hour), SOL volume anomaly (4-hour volume 218.08% above baseline), AAVE USD-denominated decline (down $17.30 in 24 hours), XRP volume anomaly (4-hour 248.82% above baseline), LINK breakdown signal, AVAX volume anomaly (4-hour 255.10% above baseline), PEPE breakdown signal (down 2.48% in 1 hour), DOGE volume anomaly (4-hour 1155.39% above baseline), SUI breakdown signal (down 2.19% in 1 hour), UNI volume anomaly (4-hour 365.43% above baseline), DOT breakdown signal (down 4.04% in 1 hour), TRX volume anomaly (4-hour 219.50% above baseline), etc.

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tokscale

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tokscale is a high-performance command-line tool and visualization dashboard for tracking token usage and costs across multiple AI coding agents. It supports collecting usage from numerous platforms such as OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Cursor IDE, Gemini CLI, and more, and provides an interactive TUI in the terminal (with overview, usage, models, daily, hourly, and other views), as well as JSON output for external visualization. Pricing is calculated in real time based on LiteLLM data, with support for tiered pricing and cached token discounts. It also offers features such as web visualization, task attribution reports, social leaderboards, and public profiles.

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TraceRoot AI

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TraceRoot is an open-source AI agent improvement platform backed by Y Combinator. Through observability, production monitoring, and evaluation, it helps detect agent failures in production and turn those failures into testable improvements. The platform supports tracing every model call, tool call, and response, automatically flagging runs that do not meet expectations, and clustering evaluation results into improvement signals. A background coding agent can investigate production signals and GitHub code in a sandbox, recommending fixes down to the specific commit, file, and line. Users can receive alerts via Slack and use the coding agent to apply and verify changes. TraceRoot provides native Python and JS/TS SDKs, is compatible with OpenTelemetry, and supports frameworks such as LangGraph, Vercel AI SDK, and CrewAI. It offers a free plan with no credit card required, and supports bringing your own model API key or using hosted models.

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Trellis

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Trellis is an out-of-the-box engineering framework for AI programming developed by Mindfold, hosted on GitHub (mindfold-ai/Trellis). It addresses the problem that AI writes code quickly but every session starts from scratch, not remembering project conventions and team requirements: by persisting specs, tasks, and memory into the code repository, it makes any coding agent work according to your engineering standards. Its workflow is a four-stage closed loop—Plan (trellis-brainstorm asks questions step by step and generates prd.md), Implement (the trellis-implement sub-agent writes code), Verify (the trellis-check sub-agent reviews against the specs and runs lint, type checking, and tests), and Finish (trellis-update-spec writes new experience back to .trellis/spec/). Users only need to describe requirements in natural language, let the AI gradually sort out the PRD, and then have the AI call Trellis Implement to automatically verify the results. After completion, enter /trellis:finish-work to archive the task and update the log. Trellis is a project layer across multiple coding agents and IDEs. Individual developers can rely on its memory and repeatable process, while teams gain shared standards, task boundaries, reviewable context, and platform portability. It uses the AGPL-3.0 license, and the official offering provides entry points for Simplified Chinese, documentation, quick start, supported platforms, and use cases.

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