I like writing dev tools that make coding and working with agents easier.
| Tool | What it does | Links | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| annoterm | Review and edit Markdown in the terminal. Attach comments and copy them as structured feedback for a coding agent. | Website · Source | |
| wtree | See Git worktrees with their age and pull request state, then review a cleanup plan before removing anything. | Website · Source | |
| devps | Manage local dev servers on macOS. See what started each one, jump back to its terminal or app, or stop the whole job. | Website · Source |
- T3 Code Workbench is my fork of T3 Code for planning across repositories, organizing tickets, and starting agent threads in worktrees. Source · Downloads
- filip-stack holds the coding-agent skills and workflows I use for planning, implementation, review, and technical writing. It installs as a plugin marketplace for Claude and Codex.
The three terminal tools install from filipgutica/homebrew-tap:
brew install filipgutica/tap/annoterm
brew install filipgutica/tap/wtree
brew install filipgutica/tap/devpsannoterm and wtree run on macOS and Linux. devps runs on macOS only.



