Every agent in its place.
Nothing lost.

AI Bridge is a Mac app that runs your AI agents like a team: Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenCode, each in its place with its own job.
See which one needs you, and pick any up tomorrow where it stopped.

See plans

Free to start · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Runs the CLIs you already pay for

Claude Code
Codex
Grok
OpenCode

On a laptop or desktop, you can try the whole app live right here.

Organised like a team,
not like a repo.

A project is the business. A workspace is one area of responsibility inside it, with its own instructions, context files, repos and automations. Every agent you start there already knows the job.

acmeproject

Acme sells payments software. Production changes need a rollback plan. Never deploy on a Friday.

product-devworkspaceacme-webacme-apidesign notes

platformworkspaceacme-infra #devops2 automations

supportworkspace #supportrefund policy

fullstackworking
ux-ui-designerasleep

argocd-managerworking
devopsneeds you
devops-deskworking

triageworking
website-changesready

Project

The business: a company, a client, a side project. Its instructions reach every agent inside it.

Workspace

One area of responsibility: building the product, infrastructure, support. Its own rules, files, repos and tools.

Agent

The real CLI in a real terminal, with a state Bridge knows: working, needs you, ready, asleep.

Steer the whole fleet
from one window.

Inbox3 need you

Needs you

Start Claude Code agent "pr-review" in acme/product-devStarting prompt:1:47
/#incidents → incidents (acme / platform)Marco Bianchi (U02MB4C9T7E): Is the checkout 502 the same thing as the payments-api restarts?05:24 PM
devops acme / platformwaiting on you — a permission prompt in its terminal: BashOpen terminal

History 21

Inbox

Everything that asks for you lands in one list: an agent's question, Assist's approvals, a Slack job. History keeps what became of each.

Running several agents

Clusters prod-eu-westprodrecorded

Deployment 11

Name	Namespace	Ready
argocd-server	argocd	1/1
dashboard-web	dashboard	3/4
payments-api	payments	0/2
payments-worker	payments	1/1

CrashLoopBackOff payments-api-7c9f6d8b5d-2xkqp

Edit YAMLScaleRestartDelete

Kubernetes and Helm

Every cluster in your kubeconfig, beside your agents. A change names its cluster before it runs, and goes on the record.

More about Kubernetes

Databasesacme-prodwrites ask first

How many signed up today, and on which plans?

SELECT coalesce(p.name, 'no plan yet') AS plan, count(*) AS signups, round(100.0 * count(*) / sum(count(*)) OVER (), 0) || '%' AS share FROM users u LEFT JOIN subscriptions s ON s.user_id = u.id LEFT JOIN plans p ON p.id = s.plan_id WHERE u.created_at >= date_trunc('day', now()) GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY signups DESC

plan	signups	share
no plan yet	77	60%
Pro	38	29%
Team	12	9%

Answer

129 people signed up today. 52 have subscribed: 38 to Pro, 12 to Team and 2 to Enterprise.

Databases

Postgres and MongoDB beside your agents. Ask in plain words: it writes the query, and nothing runs until you say so.

More about databases

Slack agents

Bind an agent to a channel. Each message becomes a job you approve, and each reply waits for you to send it, under your own name.

More about Slack agents

ux-ui-designer22m

● Edit(design/onboarding/plans.tsx)
  ⎿ plan picker: 3 cards, dark
    mobile layout next

devops31m

Would you like to run the following
command?
$ kubectl apply -f deploy/…
› 1. Yes, proceed (y)

fullstack12m

⚙ read  src/lib/checkout.ts
  Read 96 lines
Apple Pay sheet wired to the new rates

/triage5h

● slack_reply (#support)
  ⎿ waiting for your review in the Inbox

The Grid

Pick the sessions that matter today and keep them on one wall, across every project, each showing the state Bridge knows for it.

Running several agents

> start an agent in product-dev to review the open PR

Assist

An agent that works the app for you. It asks before it acts, unless you've told it an action is always allowed.

Claude Codepersonal~/.claude

~/code/acme-web

Fix flaky checkout e2e test5h ago
Dark mode for the invoices table3d ago
Upgrade to Next.js 15.5 and fix the build11d ago

3 sessions selectedOpen 3 sessions

Bring in your sessions

The conversations you already have with every CLI, found on your Mac and opened in the workspace you pick.

Claude Code on your Mac

No lock-in, because
there is nothing to lock.

Every workspace, instruction and automation is plain YAML and markdown in a folder you already own. Put it in git, diff it, grep it. Uninstall AI Bridge tomorrow and your setup is still there, readable without us.

Everything runs on your Mac. Your projects, agents, terminals and files never leave it.
Your agents talk to their own providers, exactly as they would without Bridge, on the subscriptions you already have.
No usage data, no telemetry. On its own, Bridge only checks your licence about once a day once you sign in, and looks for a newer version when it starts.

~/Bridge

~/Bridge
acme
project.yamlthe business: its rules
platform
workspace.yamlinstructions, repos, tools
contextread when an agent needs it
rollback-plan.md
automationswhat runs on a schedule
runswhat each run did
product-dev
support
themesyour colours, as CSS
cluster-writes.logevery cluster change, chained

Free to start.

Every feature is in every plan. Free limits four things to one each: a cluster, a database server, a Slack channel and a scheduled automation. Pay when you need more of them.

Free

$0for good

Every feature, for indie developers and side projects. No account, no clock.

Unlimited agents, terminals and Assist
Unlimited manual automation runs
One cluster, one database server
One Slack channel, one schedule

Pro

$9.99a month

Or $99.99 a year, 17% less. For when one of each is not enough.

No limits on clusters, databases, channels or schedules
Updates for as long as you pay
Twelve paid months in a row keep that version, for good

Team

$14.99a seat, a month

Or $149.99 a seat a year, 17% less. For a company and its people.

Everything in Pro, for every seat
Seats and members managed by your admin
Each person signs in with their own account

US dollars, before tax. The plans open on launch day; join the waitlist and we will tell you when.

Questions

Not covered here: hello@aibridge.sh

What is AI Bridge?

A Mac app for running several AI coding agents at once, organised like a team: each one has its place and its own job, so no agent’s context is polluted by another’s work. Each is the real CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Grok or OpenCode) in a real terminal, with a state Bridge knows: working, needs you, done or asleep.

Does it replace Claude Code or Codex?

No, it runs them. Each agent is the CLI you already use, on your own subscription; AI Bridge is where you start them, keep an eye on them, answer them and pick them up again.

Do I need to be an engineer?

No. Engineers run their coding agents in it, but anyone can connect a company database and ask it questions in plain English: enter its connection details, ask, and read the answer in words and rows. Anything that would change data asks first, and with read-only credentials nothing can change at all. It needs one AI coding CLI on your own subscription, which Settings › Setup can install.

Can an agent answer my Slack for me?

Yes, with you in charge. Connect an agent to a Slack channel: each message becomes a job you approve, the agent works on it on your Mac with the access you gave it, and its reply posts under your name only after you approve it.

Does my code or my conversations go to you?

No. Everything runs on your Mac, and your agents talk to their own providers exactly as they would without Bridge. On its own, Bridge only checks your licence about once a day once you sign in, and looks for a newer version when it starts.

Where does it keep things?

In plain YAML and markdown under ~/Bridge, a folder you own. There is no database, and nothing to export.

What does it cost?

Free has every feature and limits four things to one each: a cluster, a database server, a Slack channel and a scheduled automation. Pro is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Team is $14.99 a seat a month or $149.99 a seat a year.

What happens if I stop paying?

Your Mac goes back to Free and nothing is deleted. After twelve paid months in a row, you keep the version you have, for good.

What do I need?

A Mac with macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel, and at least one agent CLI. Settings › Setup can install the rest for you.

Give your agents
somewhere to live.