bthanhtung/squad-devkit is a Rust tool in which a manager agent classifies the request, plans it, hands it to workers, and verifies and merges the results. The latest public release is v1.0.1. However, the provided information does not state what was newly added or changed in this version. According to the repository description, Claude Code makes the plan while Codex, Claude, and ccr workers work in isolated Git worktrees, and the manager checks the results.
The README explains that each worker uses a separate Git worktree and branch per repository. The manager compares the work results against the diff and re-run verification before merging. It also offers worker selection and retry, time-limit monitoring, and a terminal dashboard. The README lists macOS and Linux as the supported targets and explains how to install it together with several manager and worker command-line tools. The project description puts forward a configuration that runs workers only when needed in order to reduce token usage. It is distributed under the MIT license.
That said, the provided FACTS contain no measured values for token savings or execution time. The changelog for the latest release v1.0.1 is also not given, so it is not possible to tell what changed in the release. The repository was created on 2026-10-27 and has 3 stars. Therefore, what can be confirmed at present is the feature description and the supported targets, and neither the size of the efficiency gains nor the completeness of each release has been demonstrated.