gr8r drives your coding agent. It reads how much of your subscription is left — the number your provider reports, not a guess — and when you're about to run out it writes down what's been done, wakes another model with it, and the task keeps going.
npm i -g https://getgr8r.com/gr8r-0.1.1.tgz
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Node 20+. Then run gr8r hull to see what's available on your machine.
npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
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ollama serve && ollama pull qwen2.5:3b
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Without a backup wind there is nothing to swap to — gr8r will tell you so instead of pretending.
$ gr8r run --at=0.85 "add a test file next to each .js in src/" gr8r run · up to 4 legs wind anthropic/claude-opus-4-8 (subscription) backup local/qwen2.5:3b ── leg 1 · anthropic/claude-opus-4-8 ── ▸ Read src/math.js ▸ Write src/math.test.js ▸ Bash node --test src/ seam: 13.0% of quota left · resets in 20h ⚡ wall at the seam — crossed 85.0% — provider says 87.0% used 10 step(s) already done stay done — the work is on disk digest written · 22 lines · the thread is safe coupling local/qwen2.5:3b ── leg 2 · local/qwen2.5:3b ── ✔ task complete · 2 leg(s) ✔ the fuel ran out mid-task. The task did not die.
--at=0.9 swaps at 90% of quota instead of dying at 100%.
gr8r hull backup ollama/qwen2.5:3b to couple one.
gr8r whoami · gr8r logout.
Tested on macOS only. Windows and Linux are unexplored — if you're there, you're the most
valuable tester we have. Nothing is uploaded anywhere: everything gr8r knows lives in
~/.gr8r/ on your machine.