Quota Salvage for Coding Agents

Turn leftover Claude/Codex quota into reviewable PRs

Problem

Heavy Claude Code and Codex users often have leftover monthly quota that resets to zero, while repos always have tech debt, missing tests, and stale docs. The quota is wasted and the chores never get done, but no tool routes the surplus toward useful output.

Solution

Developers connect GitHub repos and pick low-risk task types (add tests, fix lint, update docs, add type hints). Before quota resets, the tool dispatches these tasks to the coding agent, produces draft PRs with change summaries and risk labels, and leaves merge decisions to the developer.

Users

Solo devs and small-team tech leads paying for coding-agent subscriptions, plus open-source maintainers

MVP

Connect GitHub and a Claude/Codex account to read remaining quota; five safe task templates; quota-threshold trigger that opens PRs automatically; PRs carry diff summary and risk grade; one-click pause/rollback

Revenue

Subscription ($9-19/mo) priced by connected repos; free for public repos as acquisition; team tier for batch scheduling later

Why now

Coding-agent subscriptions are mainstream and reset on a cycle, so leftover quota is pure waste; this is a single-dev build with no ops overhead