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@doramirdor doramirdor released this 19 Jul 13:09
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🐷 Piggy v0.1.0 - the first public preview.

Piggy installs the best community Claude Code token savers with one toggle, then measures whether they actually work against holdout sessions. No terminal, no accounts, no telemetry: your usage data never leaves your Mac.

Important

This is an unsigned developer preview. It's the real, tested app, but Apple hasn't notarized it yet, so macOS Gatekeeper needs one nudge the first time.

Install

One line (npm):

npx @amirdor/piggybank

Downloads the .dmg below, verifies it against checksums.txt, and copies Piggy into Applications for you.

Or by hand:

  1. Download Piggy_0.1.0_universal.dmg below (one universal build, runs on Apple Silicon and Intel).
  2. Open the .dmg and drag Piggy into Applications.
  3. First launch only: right-click Piggy in Applications → OpenOpen. macOS remembers after that.

Either way it's unsigned, so macOS may call the app "damaged" on first launch - that's just the quarantine flag on an un-notarized download, not real damage. Clear it once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Piggy.app

What's inside

Six savers install in v0.1.0: Sweep (built-in) · RTK · Headroom · Caveman · Ponytail · Token Optimizer. (Claude Token Optimizer and Context Mode are curated but their install path lands in a later update.) Piggy installs each from its author's official source - RTK pinned to a release tag, Headroom to a PyPI version, the Claude-marketplace plugins at the version the marketplace currently serves - and never vendors or forks saver code. Licenses are named on each saver's row before you toggle it. See the README.

Verify your download

shasum -a 256 -c checksums.txt

Notes

  • Unsigned / not notarized - notarized double-click builds are the next milestone.
  • No CI - the 159 tests run locally.
  • Piggy.app.tar.gz, its .sig, and latest.json are the auto-updater artifacts (the app's "Check for updates" reads them); you don't need to download them by hand.