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Drive models from OTHER providers as your delegates — bridge a task to another AI CLI on this machine: an orchestrator-driven plan → implement → review workflow across Grok / Gemini / Codex / Claude, one-shot cross-model delegation, and capabilities your own provider may lack, like real image generation on a Codex, Antigravity, or Grok seat. Runs on the backing CLIs' existing logins — no API keys. Use for (a) creating / generating / redrawing / restyling an image / icon / graphic / illustration, or writing an image-gen prompt; (b) delegation — and reach for this PROACTIVELY, before implementing a sizeable, well-defined, self-contained chunk yourself: `subagent` hands any clearly-specified task to another model (concurrent, with different training and blind spots than yours — cross-model second opinion / red-team / long-context analysis); (c) sizeable or risky implementation work — `plan` has a model expand your intent into a detailed plan FILE against the real codebase, you read/approve/edit it, `implement` e
ycmjason/aibridge · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 80

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# aibridge `aibridge` lets you drive models from other providers: it spawns the AI CLIs installed on this machine and verifies their output. **You** supply the judgment and prompt-craft; the CLI owns the brittle execution. Delegates bring what you may not have — different training and blind spots (real cross-checking), image rendering, heavyweight reasoning seats — and run concurrently on the backing CLIs' existing logins, no API keys. Each delegation spends that backing CLI's own quota (see Model seats for the one case where that quota is yours). ## Running it ```bash aibridge <command> [options] # if `aibridge` is on PATH npx -y @aibridge/cli <command> [options] # zero-install — works everywhere ``` No installation step is required: the second form fetches the CLI on demand from npm. The reference docs below write every command as `aibridge <command>` — if `aibridge` is not on PATH, substitute `npx -y @aibridge/cli` for `aibridge`; everything else is identical. Requires Node ≥24.11. ### Setup (a one-time probe, not an install) - Minimum CLI version: **0.1.0**. - Probe: run `aibridge --version`; if the command is missing, run `npx -y @aibridge/cli --version` and use the npx form from then on. Compare the printed version against `0.1.0` (semver). - Below minimum via npx (stale cache): re-run as `npx -y @aibridge/cli@latest`. Below minimum via a global install: suggest the user update with `npm i -g @aibridge/cli`. - If `node --version` is below `24