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Install the local agent
Connect Claude, Cursor, or GPT accounts without sharing passwords. Execution stays local and capability-aware.
Use the AI budget you already have before buying more.
SecondTokens helps engineering teams route blocked coding work to teammates with spare Claude, Cursor, and GPT capacity, so idle budget becomes extra throughput.
- Make existing AI subscriptions go further before adding seats or upgrading plans.
- Route blocked work to trusted teammates with spare capacity during peak demand.
- Keep execution local while preserving controls and an audit trail the team can review.
Market snapshot
Capacity can move to where the work is blocked.
Supported markets
Simulated ratesMarketCurrent rate
Claude Code
$3.50 / 250k
OpenCode
$2.95 / 250k
Codex
$4.10 / 250k
Cursor Agent
$2.80 / 250k
Built for teams where some engineers hit limits at the worst time while other paid capacity goes unused.
How it works
Turn uneven AI usage into steadier team throughput.
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Publish spare quota
Advertise fixed-size blocks with clear runtime limits, market scope, and capability controls.
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Route jobs automatically
When demand appears, the market matches work to available capacity and returns artifacts with a full audit trail.
Fixed lots
Users can offer capacity and bid on it.
SecondTokens matches people with spare AI capacity to people who need more, without forcing the homepage to explain every market rule up front.
Finish that one last change
Perfect for the fix, polish, or final pass standing between you and done.
Do more exploration and research
Use extra capacity to compare options, trace code paths, and think through the next move.
Hand off the bigger task
Best for the heavier lift you want running while you keep moving somewhere else.
Two sides of the market
Unused budget on one side
Some teammates never use their full quota, especially between projects, outside peak hours, or during lighter coding weeks.
Blocked work on the other
Others hit limits at the worst time: migrations, test coverage, docs, and urgent release work.
Private markets
Private markets make the story safer and easier to adopt.
Company-only routing is easier to govern than informal account sharing and more efficient than treating every demand spike like a permanent budget problem.
Trust and controls
The hard part is letting someone spend your tokens without giving them your machine.
The entire product direction is built around local execution, explicit capability controls, and better auditability than account sharing can provide.
Company-scoped private markets
Local execution with explicit capability tiers
Audit-friendly logs and transcripts
No direct access to teammate credentials
FAQ
The team story is about utilization, trust, and fewer workflow stalls when demand spikes unevenly across engineers.
Who is this designed for?
The first team version is best suited to engineering organizations already paying for multiple AI coding tools and seeing uneven usage across the team.
Why not just buy more seats?
More seats can make sense for steady demand. SecondTokens is aimed at teams with bursty demand, where blocked work and idle spend happen at the same time.
How does this stay safer than account sharing?
The product direction is centered on private markets, local execution, explicit capability tiers, and audit-friendly records instead of direct credential handoffs.
Can this work inside one company only?
Yes. Private company markets are a core part of the team story so trusted teammates can share spare capacity inside a controlled group.
Final CTA
Request early access for the team that keeps hitting AI bottlenecks.
We are looking for engineering teams that want to reduce idle spend, unblock urgent work faster, and help shape the first private-market rollout.