What is boostmyagents?
boostmyagents lets open-source developers receive community-funded AI usage as a balance they can spend through supported coding tools. Developers sign in with GitHub, create a personal boost page and pages for public repositories they own, then share badges so supporters can contribute. Capacity can be used without an AI subscription or as a second lane when an existing plan reaches its limit. Supporters can also fund a shared pool that releases capacity to eligible repositories.
boostmyagents Features:
Community Boost Pages: Developers can create a personal boost page and separate pages for public repositories they own, where supporters can choose a boost amount.
README Badges: A badge added to a repository README directs supporters to its boost page and makes the project visible for shared-pool releases.
Shared Pool Releases: Supporters can contribute to a shared pool, with daily capacity releases going to eligible repositories according to a published formula.
Coding Tool Access: Developers can use their balance with Claude Code or Codex CLI through bma-cli, or connect it through the Anthropic SDK.
Hard Spend Limits: Requests stop when the boost balance runs out, and each key handles one request at a time across Claude Code and Codex.
Prompt Privacy: Requests pass through a gateway to Anthropic or OpenAI, while boostmyagents records technical metadata such as token counts and cost rather than prompt or response text.
boostmyagents Benefits:
Keep Work Moving: A separate balance gives developers a way to continue AI-assisted work when their usual plan reaches its usage limit.
Avoid a Subscription: Developers can use community-funded capacity even if they do not have an AI subscription of their own.
Control Spending: The fixed boost balance and automatic stop at zero prevent usage from exceeding the amount available.
Protect Conversations: Not storing prompt or response text reduces the amount of sensitive project content retained by the service.
Reduce Donor Friction: Supporters can pay through hosted checkout without creating a boostmyagents account.
Use Cases:
Solo Open-Source Work: An independent maintainer can accept community contributions toward AI usage for work on a public repository.
Plan Limit Workarounds: A developer who has reached an AI plan's usage limit can switch to boostmyagents capacity for coding tasks.
No Subscription Setup: A developer without an AI subscription can use a community-funded balance for supported coding workflows.
Project Fundraising: A maintainer can add a boost badge to a README so interested supporters can contribute directly to that repository.
Shared Pool Support: A supporter who wants to back eligible open-source projects broadly can contribute to the shared pool instead of boosting one repository.