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Chris Gmyr

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Raleigh, NC

I build developer tools, lately for AI coding agents. I've been building with PHP and Laravel for over 20 years.

hive gives Claude Code and Codex sessions one shared, persistent memory and a visible crew of tmux workers on a project. lookover is a manual-testing queue for agent crews and one human tester. jig is a git-backed workbench for ideas, POCs, and long-running AI conversations. And Laravel Messenger is still here, used by a lot of Laravel apps for user-to-user messaging.

All of it is built in the evenings and on weekends. If one of these projects saves you time, sponsoring helps me keep shipping them. Thank you!

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Featured work

  1. cmgmyr/hive

    Run a crew of Claude Code and Codex workers from one lead session: visible tmux panes, exact state from hooks, one local SQLite store.

    JavaScript 2
  2. cmgmyr/laravel-messenger

    Simple user messaging package for Laravel

    PHP 2,576
  3. cmgmyr/lookover

    Manual-testing queue for agent crews and one human tester

    TypeScript 1
  4. cmgmyr/jig

    A git-backed workbench for ideas, POCs, and long-running AI conversations. Plain markdown, one command, and Claude Code or Codex does the bookkeeping.

    TypeScript 1
  5. cmgmyr/phploc

    A tool for quickly measuring the size of a PHP project.

    PHP 27
  6. cmgmyr/title-formatter

    A simple to use text formatter, primarily used for page/blog titles

    PHP 4

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