I kept running into the same annoying thing: I already pay for a Claude subscription, but every "AI agent" product wants me to also pay for their API usage on top of it. So I built Tex — a personal AI agent orchestrator you talk to from WhatsApp, Telegram, or the web, and it runs on your own Claude plan or API key instead of a markup on top. How it actually works: - Each user's agent runs in its own sandboxed container (not shared infra), so it can actually do things — check your Gmail, manage your calendar, touch your GitHub, update Docs — without your data getting mixed into some shared pool. - One of the agents, Patch, reviews every new pull request on your repos and sends the verdict straight to Telegram, so code review happens where you already are instead of another dashboard you have to check. - You bring your own Claude plan/API key, so you're not paying twice for the same model. It's free to try with 100 credits — textcrew.in if anyone wants to poke at it. Genuinely want feedback on what's missing or where the "agent in its own container" idea breaks down for people's actual workflows.   submitted by   /u/Positive-Sort-7937 [link]   [comments]