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Armature

Armature

Founded by Theodore Otzenberger in 2024

Track and increase recommendations across coding agents

Pricing model

Free Tier

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Moderate Setup (1-3 hours)

You can use Armature to get your developer tool recommended and installed by coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It tests your tool inside a panel of real-world code repositories running in isolated sandboxes to measure how often agents pick your software. The service helps you rewrite documentation, fix setup instructions, and improve search visibility to win agent recommendations. Armature also provides MCP analytics to reconstruct agent sessions, review user intent, and run automated evaluation suites against CLI and server updates.

What Armature does

Run automated coding agents in sandboxed repository environmentsTrack tool recommendation and installation rates across developer stacksReconstruct user interaction sessions on MCP servers step by stepAudit documentation to resolve coding agent integration blockersExecute nightly evaluation suites on CLI tools to catch regressionsInspect failure points and error codes during agent task executionRepository panel testing across multiple software stacks and languagesSandboxed agent execution to measure real tool installation ratesArmature Search engine that mirrors agent web retrieval workflowsMCP session replay to inspect multi-step agent interactionsAutomated nightly evaluation suites for CLI and MCP deploymentsAgent reviews that aggregate real feedback from automated coding runs

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Pricing model: Free tier

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