boostmyagents

Free for developers, funded by supporters

Free AI capacity for your open-source work.

Supporters boost your repos directly or through a daily shared pool. Use your boost on its own if you have no AI subscription, or switch to it when your plan hits its usage limit.

Create your boost page See how boosts work

Public GitHub identity and email for boost/account notifications · No repository access · Nothing to pay

Are you a supporter? Boost the shared pool.

How it works

A boost pays for AI usage.

A boost is a one-time purchase that adds a fixed amount of AI usage to a developer’s account.

  1. Create your boost page

    Sign in with GitHub to get a boost page for yourself, and add pages for public repositories you own. Then add the badge to a README so supporters can find it.

  2. Your community boosts you

    Supporters follow your badge, choose a boost amount, and pay through hosted Stripe Checkout. No supporter account is required.

  3. Use your boost

    Run Claude Code or Codex CLI through bma-cli, or use the key with the Anthropic SDK. Your AI usage on that lane is covered until the balance runs out.

When your plan says wait

Use your boosts with Claude Code or Codex.

Your subscription
Fixed usage windows that reset on their own schedule. Fine for most days.
Your boost lane
A separate balance with its own ceiling, funded by your supporters and the shared pool. Open to eligible open-source repos.
Both together
Work through the reset window instead of watching the clock. Go back to your plan whenever you like.
your-project
# once. Pastes the key from your dashboard.
$ bma-cli setup
# Claude Code or Codex on your boost lane.
$ bma-cli claude --model claude-opus-5-5
$ bma-cli codex
# remaining capacity on the key.
$ bma-cli status

One request at a time per key, shared by both tools. Requests stop when the balance is gone. Your own plan is untouched. Setup guide · Codex guide

Designed for trust

The principles we build on.

Prompts stay private

We do not inspect prompt contents or add surveillance to prove repository attribution.

Hard spend limits

A boost cannot be overspent. Requests stop when the available balance is exhausted.

Transparent economics

95% of each boost pays for developer AI usage. boostmyagents keeps a 5% platform fee.

Minimal GitHub access

Sign-in uses public GitHub identity and email for boost/account notifications. The app never asks for repository scope.

Documentation

See exactly what happens before you sign in.

Short guides explain setup, payments, privacy, and the limits of the service.

Developer quickstart

Create a boost page, publish the badge, receive a key, and connect Claude Code or Codex CLI.

Read the quickstart →

Security and privacy

Review prompt privacy, key handling, GitHub permissions, budget enforcement, and data boundaries.

Read the security overview →

Free for developers

Give your open-source work a second lane.

Create your boost page, add the badge to your README, and keep working when your plan pauses.

Create your boost page Read the docs

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