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bb can control, customize, and automate itself, laying the groundwork for your own software factory.
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Triage the Sentry spike on checkout.
The spike is one error. 92% of volume: a null cart in
applyPromo.
Guarded the null case and added a regression test in
promo.test.ts. Re-running the suite.
Working tree· Uncommitted · 6 files,+124-18
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Almost anything in bb can be changed in a single prompt. Ask for a task tracker and one appears: a panel in your sidebar, a bb tasks command, and a skill that teaches every agent to use it.
Many of bb’s own features are built with the same tools you have. The GitHub integration, agent memory, scheduled jobs, and even remote access are all plugins.
Nothing is stopping you from building your ideal workbench.
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I'll build it as a bb plugin and mount it in your sidebar.
Done. Tasks is live, and your agents can use it.
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Codex
Anything can kick off work.
The same CLI your agents use is open to any program you write: a shell script, a cron job, or your own Hermes Agent or OpenClaw bot in Telegram, Signal, or Slack. Each can spawn a thread that’s waiting in your sidebar when you are.
It runs on your machine, and is waiting for you when you’re back.
spawn a thread to fix the failing CI on main9:41
On it. Spawning a worker thread.bb spawn "fix CI on main"
Worker thread
Fix CI on main
bb/fix-ci-on-main
The gang's all here
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, OpenCode, Grok, omp, and Hermes all live in bb. Give a task to whichever fits, and have one agent spawn and manage another, each in its own thread.
Each runs on your own subscription: the provider plan you already pay for, billed by them, not bb.
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Claude CodeShip the release
CodexPort module to TS
CursorRefactor the auth flow
PiWrite release notes
OpenCodeAdd integration tests
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