rtk
A CLI proxy that cuts token use on common dev commands by 60–90%
★ 84k · updated yesterday
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What it does
A command-line proxy between your coding agent and common development commands, so that the agent uses fewer tokens on them. Its authors put the saving at 60–90% on common commands. It ships as a single Rust binary with no dependencies.
Who it’s for
Developers whose agents run many development commands and spend a lot of tokens reading what they print.
Install
Get the code, then follow the repository's install steps for your system:
git clone https://github.com/rtk-ai/rtk.git
cd rtkRun it with --help to see its commands.
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At a glance
Licence: Apache-2.0. The licence is the authors’, as GitHub reports it. Check the repository before you rely on it.
- Type
- CLI tool
- Languages
- Rust
- Maintainer
- rtk-ai
- Stars on GitHub
- ★ 84k
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