About
AI Bridge is a Mac app for running several AI coding agents at once (Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenCode), organised like a team.
THE PROBLEM
Running several agents is becoming normal, and managing them is now the job. Terminal windows pile up, you lose track of which session is doing what, and one session's context gets polluted by unrelated work: the frontend agent gets asked about the database, a cluster check, a colleague's support question.
HOW AI BRIDGE SOLVES IT
Organised like a team, not like a repo. Projects (a company, a client, a side project) hold workspaces, one per area of responsibility: frontend, infrastructure, support, DevOps. Each workspace carries its own instructions, context files, repositories, MCP tools and automations, and each agent in it has one job, so its context stays its own.
The real CLIs. Every agent is the vendor's own CLI in a real terminal, on your own subscription. Your keys and traffic go exactly where they always did, with no model cost on top.
Who needs you. Bridge reads each CLI's own hooks, so it knows which agent is working, waiting on a permission, done or asleep. One Inbox holds every question, approval and Slack job, and a menu-bar count tells you when an agent asks for you or stalls.
Nothing lost. Quitting parks a session instead of killing it. Wake it tomorrow and it resumes with its full scrollback, in the same place in the work.
The Grid. Every live terminal across every project on one screen, tiled to fit and saved as named views.
BESIDE YOUR AGENTS
Databases: connect Postgres or MongoDB, ask in plain English and read the answer in words and rows. You see every query before it runs, and nothing writes without your approval, so people who don't write SQL can use it too.
Kubernetes and Helm: browse your clusters through your own kubectl. Every change goes through a confirm card that names the cluster and shows the blast radius, and lands in a verifiable audit log.
Slack: connect an agent to a channel. A colleague's question becomes a job you approve, the agent works on your Mac with the access you gave it, and its reply posts under your name only when you approve it.
Also in the same app: Assist, files and git diffs, scheduled automations, SSH hosts and pod shells.
YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS
Everything runs on your Mac, with no telemetry. Your setup lives as plain YAML and markdown in a folder you own (~/Bridge), so you can put it in git, diff it or delete it.
PRICING
Every plan has every feature. Free covers unlimited agents, terminals, workspaces and Assist, with one Kubernetes cluster, one database server, one Slack channel and one scheduled automation. Pro and Team remove the limits.
macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel.