Panniantong/Agent-Reach
Agent Reach installs, checks, and routes web-access tools for coding agents, reducing the setup work behind research across social platforms, video sites, GitHub, RSS, and the open web.
Agent Reach is a capability layer that selects and configures upstream tools rather than replacing them. Its default install activates **6 zero-configuration channels**, while **agent-reach doctor** tests candidate backends and reports the active route or a repair step.
Use it when an agent needs repeatable web research across machines or projects. Review the install plan first with **safe and dry-run modes**, then enable only the authenticated platforms you actually need.
Agent Reach is a capability layer that selects and configures upstream tools rather than replacing them. Its default install activates **6 zero-configuration channels**, while **agent-reach doctor** tests candidate backends and reports the active route or a repair step. Use it when an agent needs repeatable web research across machines or projects. Review the install plan first with **safe and dry-run modes**, then enable only the authenticated platforms you actually need. Several platforms still require cookies or an existing browser session, and scripted access can trigger account restrictions. Credentials stay local with **file permissions set to 600**, but the project still recommends dedicated accounts to limit exposure.
Agent Reach moves retrieval integration up one level: instead of being another crawler, search provider, or context store, it chooses and configures those backends behind a repeatable capability layer. This supports swappable retrieval plumbing, but narrows the zero-configuration promise because authenticated channels still depend on local credentials, browser state, and platform risk.