TokenEconomizer
Cuts what Claude Code and Codex spend in a repo you work in daily
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Letting the model batch edits, shell commands and MCP calls into one script cuts the round trips that make tool-call agents slow and costly.
Bough is an Apache-2.0 coding agent written in Go. Instead of calling tools one at a time, the model writes a JavaScript block that runs locally and can patch files, run shell commands, call MCP tools and branch on results in a single pass. Provider, loop, tools and UI are all YAML-configurable plugins. It ships a terminal UI, a web control room and a headless mode, keeps sessions as append-only JSONL you can resume or switch models on, and installs via script or Homebrew.
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