AI Bridge
I've got to say, the pitch is beautifully simple. Every AI coding agent on your Mac, in its place. We've all been there, juggling a half-dozen tools that each think they're the main character. AI Bridge is essentially raising its hand to be the traffic cop, and honestly, someone's got to do it.
What I find compelling here is the timing. We're deep into the era where trying out a new coding agent is as casual as installing a browser extension. But the side effect is fragmentation. Your context lives in one tool, your pull request summaries in another, and your refactoring suggestions are scattered across three chat windows. That's a real pain point, and it's only going to get worse before it gets better.
I'd want to know how deep the integration goes. Is this just a unified launcher, or does it actually orchestrate the agents so they can hand off work to each other? If it's the latter, AI Bridge becomes something closer to infrastructure for your workflow, which is a stickier place to be.
There's a risk it ends up as another app sitting in your menu bar. But if it genuinely reduces the cognitive load of managing multiple agents, I can see it becoming one of those quiet utilities you forget you're paying for because it just works. That's a solid spot to occupy in any market.