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1 6.1 Registre d'extensions vérifiées et sandbox pour les harnais d'agentsUne couche de sécurité pour les harnais open source de coding agents : registre d'extensions vérifiées, installations sans fuite de token OAuth, et moteur de permissions natif qui bloque les actions dangereuses. Indie Sécurité 658756
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6.0Scoped credential proxy for coding agentsA unified permission and audit layer for agent SaaS access with scoped credentials was published within the last 60 days — this is the same company.
5.9Accessibility and IME testing for Rust desktop appsScored 5.9, under the 6.0 bar.
5.5Token cost and quality benchmarking for coding agentsPer-developer AI coding spend control published recently covers the same buyer and budget line, and Langfuse/Helicone are already extending into agent-cost analytics.
5.3Triage and review console for agent-written PRsNear-duplicate of the recently published PR triage gate, and CodeRabbit/Graphite are already racing to own the agent-PR review surface with far more distribution.
4.8Versioned provenance layer for agent memoryZep's Graphiti already does temporal, versioned facts with provenance and invalidation, and mem0/Letta have the head start and funding to add transcript lineage as a feature.
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4.7Guardrail for agent settings and local config filesgitleaks and GitHub push protection are free, and Anthropic already auto-gitignores settings.local.json — buyers expect this as a free hook, and vendors are closing the gap themselves.
4.5Temporal PR timeline with interdiff and comment trackingReviewable has done interdiff and per-comment resolution tracking for years, and GitHub is actively redesigning this exact surface — a copyable feature, not a company.
4.5Reliability monitoring for GitHub merge and PR workflowsEvidence is one person's merge-queue bug; Datadog CI Visibility and internal dashboards cover most of this, and the TAM for GitHub-only reliability monitoring is too thin to sustain $500–2k/mo pricing.
4.5Multi-session command center for coding agentsAttention manager for engineers running parallel agents was just published, and Conductor/Vibe Kanban/Claude Desktop already occupy the multi-session UI space.
4.5Managed open-source office stack for small law firmsThe non-technical solo lawyer who is the named buyer simply buys Clio; the evidence itself shows only unusually technical lawyers self-host, and they do it for free.
4.4Cross-agent session transcript search and recallSpecStory and Pieces already capture and index cross-tool agent sessions, and $10/mo personal recall is a nice-to-have with weak willingness to pay.
4.2Fleet RAM bloat audit for IT teamsRMM and DEX platforms already collect these metrics and will add the dollarization report as a feature; the evidence is commenter annoyance, not IT directors with budget.
4.2Background auto-update service for native desktop appsTauri ships a free built-in updater, CrabNebula Cloud already hosts Tauri updates, and small teams will DIY signing and hosting rather than pay for plumbing.
4.1Memory janitor for coding agent notesA pruning script for a vendor-owned feature the vendor is actively improving; at $10/mo with a two-line skill as the core, this is a feature Claude Code ships, not a business.
3.9Practice continuity kit for solo professionalsOne client's question is not a market; MSP retainers and Bitwarden emergency access cover the practical need, and $30–80/mo bus-factor insurance is a product solos perpetually defer.