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apps/standbye/—app.yaml+ a 256×256logo.png.npm run validatepasses.What it is. A BYOK desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux) where you describe a team of AI agents and they keep working on a repo around the clock: they check in on a schedule, talk to each other in channels, open pull requests, and ask the owner when a decision is the owner's to make.
How it uses OpenRouter. OpenRouter is one of the ways in, and the one most people will pick, since a single key covers every agent. Each agent gets two models: a cheap one its scheduled check-ins run on, and a stronger default it escalates to when there is real work — which is what makes a team that runs all day affordable. Cost is read from OpenRouter's reported usage rather than estimated, and every billed call carries
HTTP-Referer/X-Titleso team runs are identifiable in the activity log.Bring your own key. There is no server and no proxy — the key is stored on the user's own machine and calls go straight from there to OpenRouter.
On the traction requirement: the project is new and I would rather say so than have you find out. Submitting on the strength of the "unique or innovative" exception — a standing, scheduled, multi-agent team on a bring-your-own-key desktop app is a different shape from the chat frontends and IDE extensions already on the list. Entirely understood if you would rather I come back with numbers.