A Mac application that organizes multiple programming agents based on their respective roles.
AI Bridge is a Mac application that allows users to manage various command-line programming tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and OpenCode in a unified manner. These tools are organized based on “teams” rather than code repositories.
Its structure consists of two layers: Projects represent individual businesses or initiatives. For example, “A certain payment software company requires that any changes made to the production environment must be accompanied by rollback plans; no new versions will be released on Fridays.” Below each project, work zones are established, and each work zone corresponds to a specific responsibility area. These zones come with their own explanations, contextual documents, code repositories, and automated tasks. An agent initiated within a particular work zone will immediately understand what it is responsible for and what rules it must follow. On the interface, it is clear which agents are waiting for your response; you can also pick up where the agent left off the next day and continue working from there.
You can start using it for free. It is compatible with macOS, and separate installation packages are available for Intel-based models. It utilizes those CLI tools for which you have already paid, making it ideal for developers who use multiple programming tools simultaneously and frequently switch between different tasks.