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Model Boss
Delegate code to cheaper models. Keep frontier judgment.
Model Boss orchestrates Claude Code and Codex across multiple models. Delegate bounded implementation to lower-cost workers while a stronger model approves plans and final evidence. Work runs in disposable worktrees with OS sandboxing, tool limits, hash-bound approvals, and test gates.
Hey Product Hunt — I'm Vince, maker of Model Boss. I built it after noticing that the costly part of AI coding is often keeping the strongest model on the main loop for every implementation detail. Model Boss separates execution from authority: Lite keeps planning and review in the host session, while Max uses a distinct verified reviewer for the plan and final evidence. Workers run in disposable worktrees with OS sandboxing and restricted tools; approvals are bound to the source snapshot, worker delta, and projected patch, so changed evidence invalidates an old approval. The repository includes fixtures, a blind-test probe, and the full benchmark methodology. In its recorded large constructive run, Max reduced strongest-model output tokens by 89% and a price-weighted quota proxy by 88%; these are scoped historical measurements, not a promise for every model or task. It is MIT-licensed and works with Claude Code and Codex. I would love feedback on where you would most want an independent review gate: migrations, refactors, or multi-file features?
Finally something that lets cheaper models handle the busywork while Claude or Codex sanity-check the plan and the results, and the worktree sandboxing means I stop worrying about one agent trashing another's files.
The cheap-worker/frontier-approver split maps neatly onto a routing gateway — do you pin each role to a fixed provider, or could Model Boss point its workers at a single Anthropic-compatible endpoint and let the gateway resolve which upstream model serves each tier? Curious how you handle cost/latency accounting across the disposable worktrees.
About Model Boss on Product Hunt
“Delegate code to cheaper models. Keep frontier judgment.”
Model Boss was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 6 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #76 on the daily leaderboard. Model Boss orchestrates Claude Code and Codex across multiple models. Delegate bounded implementation to lower-cost workers while a stronger model approves plans and final evidence. Work runs in disposable worktrees with OS sandboxing, tool limits, hash-bound approvals, and test gates.
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