{"generated_at":"2026-11-12T18:49:31.679Z","source":{"name":"Hacker News public API","url":"https://github.com/HackerNews/API","attribution":"Stories and comments are public Hacker News submissions by their respective authors. HackerHub is an independent reader, not affiliated with Y Combinator.","content_is_untrusted":true},"story":{"id":50469196,"type":"story","title":"Show HN: TPS – My highly productive agent manager","url":"https://github.com/vanviegen/tps#tps","hn_url":"https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50469196","hackerhub_url":"https://hackerhub.site/stories/50469196","author":"vanviegen","points":2,"comments_count":1,"created_at":"2026-11-12T15:40:21.000Z","average_comments_per_hour":0.3171616429317979,"heat":null,"text":"I know, everybody and their dog has created an agent manager by now, but I think mine is particularly awesome:\n- It runs an agent per task in a Podman container that it can customize itself.\n- It embeds a VS Code per task (running in the container), so I can review code or do some manual labor without getting lost in a sea of windows.\n- It allows you to organize your tasks on a Kanban board.\n- It supports running agents on other machines over SSH. You can close your laptop.\n- It allows running services and exposing their ports to your localhost (even over SSH), for testing changes to web apps.\n- It optionally manages squashing, rebasing, merging, testing and deployment.\n- It's very flexible with tasks: forked tasks, scheduled tasks, follow-ups on already-merged tasks, tasks awaiting other tasks, one-of tasks that are not attached to a project, tasks created by other tasks.\n- It allows you to provide tasks with OpenRouter budgets for consulting other models (like audio, video, images).\nI've just recorded a demo walk-through video. I'd be very happy to receive any feedback!"},"heat_definition":"Average comments per hour since posting, using a minimum age of 30 minutes. A single story has no relative colour rank."}