Treg adds Workflow Skills, including jev-memory persistent memory
One base URL gives access to thousands of pay-per-call tools, and the newly launched jev-memory uses a judge model to add persistent memory to Claude Code.
🚨 The "OpenRouter for AI models" idea just got applied to every tool an agent needs — and it's grown into something much bigger than when we first covered it. Point your agent at one base URL with one token. It gets access to thousands of priced-per-call endpoints — SEO data, people enrichment, scraping, image and video generation, social trends — without you signing up for a single vendor account. It's called Treg. 4.8K stars. 386 forks. And since we last checked, it added something genuinely new: pre-built agent workflows, not just raw API access. Here's the problem it was built to solve. Real agent work needs tools that sit behind subscriptions nobody buys for one task. Semrush is $139/month. Crunchbase is $99/month. Apollo is $59/seat. Multiply that across every capability an agent might need and you're paying for a dozen enterprise subscriptions to run occasional queries. Treg carries those accounts centrally and bills fractions of a cent per call. You never sign up for Semrush. You just ask for backlink data. Code treg catalog search "backlinks for a domain" treg call http://hunter.people.email.find --query domain=http://reddit.com --query full_name="Alexis Ohanian" treg balance Here's what's new since the earlier version: Workflow Skills. Not just raw tool calls anymore — complete end-to-end recipes your agent runs through Treg automatically: lead-signals — finds in-market buyers from public signals: complaints, job changes, hiring surges, funding rounds, tool adoption. Monitor a competitor or account list continuously. make-ugc — generates AI UGC videos end to end: trending hooks, an AI presenter, talking-head clips, captions. The entire short-form video pipeline from one skill. jev-memory — gives Claude Code persistent memory. A judge model evaluates every turn and keeps your lasting preferences across sessions. Code npx skills add superdesigndev/treg --skill lead-signals Here's the Arena feature that's genuinely clever — and new. Enrich Arena and Web Arena let you compare providers head-to-head for the same task. Submit a query, watch multiple vendors answer it simultaneously with cost and speed shown side by side, vote on the best result. Web Arena specifically benchmarks Web Search, Web Fetch, and Sitemap providers against each other with a live 30-day rolling leaderboard. You're not trusting Treg's opinion on which vendor is best. You're watching them compete in real time and picking yourself. Here's the credential ladder that decides who gets billed for each call. Your team's own registered key wins first. Then a stored secret injected through a virtual tool. Then, if the endpoint has a verified public route, it's free — no provider key needed at all. Only as a last resort does Treg's own key get billed to your prepaid balance. Here's how your own tools join the registry. Code treg scan # preview what gets registered treg upload # register your .env keys, CLIs, and skills Stripe keys, GitHub CLI, your own SKILL.md files — all become callable by your entire team through the same token, credentials never leaving the server. One install for Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add superdesigndev/treg /plugin install treg@treg 4.8K stars. 386 forks. Hosted free at http://treg.to, or self-host the whole thing.