AI Bridge launches multi-agent Mac control.

AI Bridge’s strongest idea is treating AI coding agents as a team to supervise rather than another single-agent interface. Its local-first design and real-CLI approach reduce lock-in, though managing many autonomous sessions could introduce a new layer of operational complexity.

• –Runs the actual Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and OpenCode CLIs in separate terminals, preserving provider accounts and existing workflows.
• –Project and workspace organization gives agents scoped instructions, repositories, context, and responsibilities.
• –The Grid and Inbox surface which agents are working, waiting for approval, finished, or asleep—useful when several long-running tasks compete for attention.
• –Kubernetes, database, and Slack integrations extend agents from coding into operations, but make approval controls and credential hygiene especially important.
• –Plain YAML and Markdown storage, no telemetry, and a free tier make the product attractive to privacy-conscious developers testing multi-agent workflows. [Product details](https://aibridge.sh/)