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TypeScript/Bun tools for coding agents. Run checks once, keep complete evidence, and test output filters against task-specific requirements. No runtime packages.
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Give your coding agent the lines it needs from a build or test run. ATS saves the full stdout and stderr locally, preserves the exit code, and lets you search the log when the next question comes up.
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With Bun installed, try the CLI from a checkout.
git clone -b v5.1.1 https://github.com/Supersynergy/agent-token-saver
cd agent-token-saver
bun run ats guide
To use ats in your own projects, run bun install.ts --apply and put ~/.local/bin on your PATH. The installer prints a recovery ID. Omit --apply to preview the changes.
ats verify -- bun test
Use the log path from the result to find an earlier diagnostic, even when it fell outside the final lines shown to your agent.
ats project path/to/stderr.log --match TS2322
Of eight synthetic RTK tasks, one produced a smaller answer with every required detail. Three saved zero bytes. Four dropped evidence the task required. The figure above shows why ATS checks what survived before accepting a shorter view. Read the eight cases.
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