Releases·Tool Release
Open Pstack: assigning implementation and review to different coding providers
A maintainer released Open Pstack, an MIT-licensed distribution building on Lauren Tan's Pstack and earlier ports by Michael Denyer and Eric Litman. It lets Codex or Claude Code act as parent agent while assigning implementation, review, and exploration to other providers via their own authenticated CLIs and subscriptions. The release includes provider-specific completion validation for Devin workers and notes Devin's Pro tier pricing.
1 engagement1 sourceWed, Sep 30, 2026, 08:07 AM
AI Overview
- MIT-licensed Open Pstack lets Codex or Claude Code coordinate tasks while workers run through other providers' authenticated CLIs; builds on Lauren Tan's Pstack and ports by Michael Denyer and Eric Litman.
- Example config: Codex as parent, implementation assigned to devin:swe-2@high in a dedicated Git worktree, review to Claude; setup via pstack:setup-pstack and pstack:poteto-mode, requiring Bun and provider CLIs.
- Devin completion requires a final nonempty agent message with no pending tool calls in the export — a zero exit code or progress message is insufficient, and the parent must still verify the diff.
- External workers don't inherit the parent's MCP connections; read-only Devin workers can inspect files but cannot run tests, per the provider-dispatch reference doc.
- Devin lists Pro at $20/month with free SWE-2 use in Desktop and CLI through October 16, 2026 (checked September 30); Open Pstack is free, provider access is separate.
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Open Pstack - route coding subtasks to other AI providers while Codex or Claude Code stays in charge
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3 engagement1 sourceredditSun, Sep 6, 2026, 08:40 PM
Releases·Tool Release
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