This reminds me so much of my own experience with AI fueled dev mania. Rapidly build semi-functional wonders, then pivot to something shiny and new to avoid the QA trudge of polishing that wonderous turd.

I'm on my second agent orchestration framework, Omnispect - https://omnispect.dev/

Example created by Omnispect:

Oneshot - https://omnispect.dev/battleclone00.html

Polished - https://omnispect.dev/battleclone04.html

I'm impressed with Opus 4.5. It's been useful working on firmware projects where earlier models were of negative value.

Here's an example of a one-shot output, the only change I made was Replace All 'battlezone'->'battleclone':

"build a clone of the classic arcade game battlezone using SVG graphics that are calculated on the fly for the required vector wireframe graphics"

https://omnispect.dev/battleclone00.html

A desktop application to visualize and document how tasks flow through a dynamic heirarchy of AI agents.

https://omnispect.dev/

Is this API only, or can a person use subscriptions (like claude max)?

It uses your existing subscriptions and supports all the major CLI and API providers. There's no cloud features of Omnispect itself, it runs locally except for calls to the LLM providers.

Claude Opus 4.5 is used as a routing agent, which selects the most appropriate LLM provider and model tier to delegate a task to. For example, the routing agent might delegate a single large task to GPT-5, which in turn delegates multiple small tasks to Haiku agents in parallel, then Gemini reviews all the work.

Omnispect lets you view the delegation tree of prompts and responses that spawn from your initial prompt.

This is really cool! Development environments that facilitate low-friction use of many models and providers are awesome.

Here's something similar that I've been working on - https://omnispect.dev/

Nice, great minds think alike! Not having vendor lock in and being flexible to use multiple providers and models gives us the most flexibility. The investments put into the CLI tools and what they can do are also amazing, I love using them.

Looks similar to Omnispect

https://omnispect.dev

So cool to see IMGUI in use!

Have you looked into third party power bricks?

If you're willing to spend the money, you can get much smaller and better looking AC/DC adapters than the standard black brick.

I have looked before and never found one. I just spent ten minutes on Google now and got nothing except for identical replacement bricks. Some by third parties but looking exactly the same.

If you know of something better please share a link.

Externally supplied hot water through a plastic tube makes this a non-starter for me. You use almost no plastic (wonderful!), but the little there is has a lot of surface area touching hot water.

Have you thought about making a water heater accessory? I'd be open to collaborating - contact[at]otekengineer.com

That grinder is a thing of beauty. I was going to impulsively splurge until I saw the price (not complaining, you're doing the right thing by launching at a high price point).