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We asked Reddit how teams give agents access to production. The answers: read replica only, a staging copy fed with live data, or no agent access at all. People worry about governing the write, and forget the reads. Let hoop.dev do both for you, unlock full context for your agents.

Tomorrow, 1 PM ET: how do you know AI did what you intended? AI governance that enforces while the agent acts. With Greg Crowley (former CISO at WWE & eSentire) and Andrios Robert, our founder. hoop.dev/webinar/ai-accounta…

A static rule can't judge intent. A human can't review at machine speed. The only thing fast enough to stop an AI agent is another agent, reading every query live. We built that agent. Free and open source: hoop.dev/start

There's no screen in AWS that shows you everything you're running. The bill you pay show only one number. Let blueprint help: one command, read-only, and it breakdown the count for you. Easy install, btw: github.com/hoophq/blueprint

We just bundled a cool tool set in one plugin for Claude Code. A guardrails for destructive commands, a risk scanner for personal data/secrets in your sessions, and a token saver. Built for solo builders: github.com/hoophq/claude-mar…

You pay for everything your coding agent does, even though most of it is unnecessary for what you need. Julius, the newest free launch from our eng team, filters command output before it reaches the model. Verbose commands compress 60-90%, and errors always pass through. Exact per-app, per-model token metering. Here's the Repo: github.com/hoophq/julius

Your AI coding agent's session logs hold more than you think: pasted configs, keys, customer data inside stack traces. hoopRS, our new free open source tool, scans them right on your machine and shows you what's there. Your session content never leaves your environment. MIT licensed. No signup wall and no trial. Runs locally. Repo is github.com/hoophq/rs

AI coding agents are fast, and when they run with your full permissions, they can delete your files, leak your keys, or wire up persistence, with nothing standing between it and your machine. Fence, our little side project, blocks the catastrophic command before your agent runs it, and stays silent for everything else. Totally free. No signup wall. No trial. Run locally. MIT licensed. Check the repo: github.com/hoophq/fence.