Two planes, one boat: Prefex rows cheaper, ReadyBase steers smarter.
PromptForce gives AI coding agents a badge, a manager, a budget, and a memory, inside your perimeter.
All of it runs on hardware you own, against your own provider keys. We never meter you, and your code never leaves your machines.
A local proxy that sits in front of your coding agent’s API. It sends each turn to the cheapest model that will pass it, keeps your prompt cache warm, trims what gets re-sent, and carries what a session learned into the next one. What it saved is written to a ledger you can audit.
Distils 15 proven projects with 426,792 GitHub stars between them, re-authored in Go against measurements on real traffic.
base_url change · no code changesAllow, alert or block on every tool call, judged in-process by an embedded OPA policy bundle, or by your own OPA server. It starts in observe mode, where nothing is blocked and you only watch what your agents do. You turn on enforcement when the record gives you a reason to.
Every model arrives at your repo a stranger. ReadyBase scores how ready a codebase is for agents, then hands them the structure before they edit: what depends on this file, what changed with it, who owns it, and which files carry the most weight.
Two more, coming soon. Maya handles probation to promotion: the ladder an agent climbs from supervised to trusted, gated on its own record. DistillX is how a technique gets studied and rebuilt before we ship it, and it is what the repo teardowns on our blog come out of.
Every coding model arrives at your codebase a stranger, and leaves the same way. Companies give human engineers a badge, an orientation, a senior at the next desk, review before merge, a budget, and a memory of what worked. AI engineers get an API key. We supply the rest.