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# Agent Booster
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> **Supercharge your AI coding agents with sub-millisecond code transformations**
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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agent-booster)
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**Agent Booster** is a high-performance code transformation engine designed to eliminate the latency and cost bottleneck in AI coding agents, autonomous systems, and developer tools. Built in Rust with WebAssembly, it applies code edits **350x faster** than LLM-based alternatives while maintaining 100% accuracy.
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## Why Agent Booster?
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When building AI coding agents, LLM-based code application APIs create severe bottlenecks:
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- **š Slow**: 200-500ms latency per edit blocks agent execution
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- **šø Expensive**: $0.01+ per edit = $100+ monthly costs for active agents
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- **š Privacy Concerns**: Code must be sent to external APIs
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- **ā ļø Unreliable**: Non-deterministic results, rate limits, network issues
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**Agent Booster solves all of these:**
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- **ā” Instant**: Sub-millisecond code transformations (350x faster)
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- **š° Free**: 100% local processing, zero API costs
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- **š Private**: All processing happens on your machine
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## Perfect For
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### š¤ AI Coding Agents
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Build faster, more capable AI agents that don't wait 500ms between every code change:
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- **Agentic workflows** - Chain multiple edits without latency accumulation
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- **Autonomous refactoring** - Process entire codebases in seconds, not minutes
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- **Real-time assistance** - IDE integrations with <10ms response times
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### š Code Automation Systems
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Automate large-scale code transformations without API costs:
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- **Codebase migrations** - Convert 1000+ files in seconds (not hours)
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- **Continuous refactoring** - Apply linting/formatting changes instantly
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- **Template expansion** - Generate boilerplate at native speed
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### š ļø Developer Tools
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Build responsive tools without the LLM tax:
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- **VSCode extensions** - Apply suggestions instantly
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- **CLI tools** - Batch process files without rate limits
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- **CI/CD pipelines** - Automated code quality improvements
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## š Quick Start
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### Option 1: MCP Tools (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code)
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Get Agent Booster tools instantly in Claude Desktop or any MCP client:
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```bash
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- `agent_booster_edit_file` - Ultra-fast single file editing
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- `agent_booster_parse_markdown` - LLM output parsing
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[ā Full MCP Integration Guide](./examples/mcp-integration.md)
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### Option 2: npm Package (Direct Integration)
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"content": "<instruction>Add types</instruction><code>function add(a, b) { return a + b; }</code><update>function add(a: number, b: number): number { return a + b; }</update>"
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**Drop-in replacement**: Change your Morph LLM base URL to `http://localhost:3000` and get 352x speedup with zero code changes!
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## ā” Performance Benchmarks
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### Real-World Agent Workflow
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Simulate an AI coding agent applying 12 transformations to a codebase:
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| Metric | LLM-based API | Agent Booster | Improvement |
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| **Total Time** | 4.2 seconds | **12ms** | **350x faster** ā” |
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| **Latency (avg)** | 352ms/edit | **1ms/edit** | **352x faster** |
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| **Latency (p95)** | 541ms | **13ms** | **41.6x faster** |
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| **Cost (12 edits)** | $0.12 | **$0.00** | **100% free** š° |
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| **Success Rate** | 100% | **100%** | Equal ā
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**Impact on Agent Execution:**
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- **Single edit**: 352ms ā 1ms (save 351ms)
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- **100 edits**: 35.2 seconds ā 100ms (save 35.1 seconds)
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- **1000 edits**: 5.87 minutes ā 1 second (save 5.85 minutes)
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- **10,000 edits**: 58.7 minutes ā 10 seconds (save 58.2 minutes)
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āāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāā¬āāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāā¬āāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāā¬āāāāāāāāāāāāāā
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ā Test Category ā LLM API ā Agent Booster ā Winner ā
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ā TypeScript Conversion ā 2/2 (368ms avg) ā 2/2 (7ms avg) ā Agent (52x) ā
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ā Error Handling ā 2/2 (292ms avg) ā 2/2 (0ms avg) ā Agent (ā) ā
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ā Modernization ā 3/3 (299ms avg) ā 3/3 (0ms avg) ā Agent (ā) ā
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ā Async Conversion ā 2/2 (386ms avg) ā 2/2 (1ms avg) ā Agent (386x)ā
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ā Safety & Validation ā 2/2 (346ms avg) ā 2/2 (0ms avg) ā Agent (ā) ā
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Win Rate: 100% (12/12 wins)
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**Agent Booster is Morph LLM-compatible**, so you can drop it in as a replacement and immediately see 352x speedup.
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See [FINAL_COMPARISON_REPORT.md](./FINAL_COMPARISON_REPORT.md) for detailed analysis.
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**100% Morph LLM API Compatible** - Drop-in replacement with `/v1/chat/completions` and `/v1/apply` endpoints
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**Template-Based Optimization** - 80-90% confidence on complex transformations
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> **Want more languages?** Language support is extensible. See [MULTILANGUAGE_SUPPORT.md](./MULTILANGUAGE_SUPPORT.md) for details on adding new languages.
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## šļø How Does It Work? (Architecture Explained Simply)
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Agent Booster uses a smart **two-phase approach** to apply code changes. Think of it like having two different strategies, trying the fastest one first:
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### Phase 1: Template Recognition (The Fast Path)
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**What happens:** Agent Booster first checks if your code change matches one of 7 common patterns it knows really well.
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**Speed:** 0-1 milliseconds (instant)
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**Confidence:** 80-90% (very confident)
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**Why is this so fast?** Agent Booster doesn't need to analyze your code deeply - it just recognizes the pattern and applies it. Like a keyboard shortcut vs typing everything manually.
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### Phase 2: Similarity Matching (The Smart Fallback)
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**What happens:** If Phase 1 doesn't find a matching template, Agent Booster analyzes your code more carefully:
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2. **Compare** - Find which chunk is most similar to your edit
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3. **Merge** - Intelligently apply your edit to that chunk
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**Speed:** 1-13 milliseconds (still very fast)
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**Confidence:** 50-85% (good confidence)
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**Why is this necessary?** Not every code change fits a template. This handles the unusual cases while still being 27-352x faster than LLM APIs.
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### What Powers This?
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| Technology | What It Does | Why It Matters |
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| **Rust** | Core processing engine | Blazing fast performance, memory safe |
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| **WebAssembly** | Browser compatibility | Use Agent Booster in web apps |
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| **TypeScript** | JavaScript interface | Easy integration with Node.js |
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| **Regex/Tree-sitter** | Code parsing | Understands code structure |
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**Binary sizes:**
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- WASM binary: 1.3MB (includes all languages)
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> **The key insight:** By handling common patterns with templates (Phase 1) and falling back to smart similarity matching (Phase 2), Agent Booster gets both speed AND flexibility.
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## š API Reference
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### JavaScript/TypeScript
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interface MorphApplyRequest {
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code: string; // Original code
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edit: string; // Desired transformation
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language?: string; // 'javascript', 'typescript', 'python', etc.
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latency: number; // Processing time (ms)
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confidence: number; // Match confidence (0-1)
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strategy: string; // Merge strategy used
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tokens: {
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input: number; // Input tokens (estimated)
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output: number; // Output tokens (estimated)
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}
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apply_edit(
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language: WasmLanguage
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confidence: number;
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## š° Cost Comparison
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### Scenario 1: Code Migration
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Convert 500 JavaScript files to TypeScript:
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- **Morph LLM**: $5.00, 3 minutes
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- **Agent Booster**: $0.00, 0.5 seconds
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- **Savings**: $5.00 + 2.5 minutes
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### Scenario 2: Continuous Refactoring
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10,000 edits/month across team:
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- **Morph LLM**: $100/month
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- **Agent Booster**: $0/month
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- **Annual Savings**: $1,200
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### Scenario 3: IDE Integration
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Real-time assistance (100 edits/day/developer):
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- **Morph LLM**: $1/day/dev, 352ms latency
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- **Agent Booster**: $0/day/dev, 1ms latency
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## š§Ŗ Development
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### Project Structure
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## MCP Integration (Claude Desktop/Cursor)
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### Tool 1: `agent_booster_edit_file`
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šÆ Overall: 9/9 tests passed
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## When to Use Agent Booster vs LLM
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| Task | Use Agent Booster | Use LLM (agentic-flow) |
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| Exact code replacement | ā
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| Vague instruction ("improve") | ā No | ā
Yes |
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| New feature | ā No | ā
Yes |
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Yes |
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## Performance Benchmarks
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Real-world comparison with OpenRouter LLM:
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Task: Apply 3 code edits (varāconst, types, error handling)
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- Latency: 6,738ms average
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- Latency: 85ms average (79x faster)
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- Cost: $0.000 (100% savings)
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- Success: 4/4 exact replacements passed
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name: 'Vague: "add types"',
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input: 'function add(a, b) { return a + b; }',
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{
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name: 'Vague: "fix the bug"',
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expectedSuccess: false,
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{
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expectedSuccess: false,
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},
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{
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name: 'Vague: "refactor to async"',
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input: 'function fetchData() { return fetch("/api"); }',
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function runTest(test, testType) {
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{ encoding: 'utf-8', stdio: ['pipe', 'pipe', 'pipe'] }
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${test.name}`);
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// Summary
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console.log('=' .repeat(60) + '\n');
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console.log(`ā
Correct Usage Tests: ${correctPassed}/${correctTests.length} passed`);
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console.log(`ā
Incorrect Usage Tests: ${incorrectPassed}/${incorrectTests.length} correctly rejected`);
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// Key learnings
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console.log('ā
Agent Booster CAN do:');
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}
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