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Open-source tools and experiments shaped by real friction. Public enough to test. Useful enough to keep.

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Not everything I build belongs here. Only the work with something real to show.

Work 01 Active 2026

context-bridge

Switch agents. Not context.

You work in more than one coding agent, and every switch normally costs you the conversation: copy a summary, hunt a session id, start over. context-bridge connects the native sessions of Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Antigravity and OpenCode. Each agent keeps its own real session; the bridge computes what the other one is missing and delivers exactly that.

The friction

Every switch meant rebuilding the same work in another terminal.

The response

Make the context follow without replacing the agents.

JavaScriptnpmv0.12.2 developer preview Active

The agents are different.The work is the same. The context should follow.
Work 02 Experiment 2026

multi-agent

Independent second opinions, natively.

You already have an agent defined for one coding CLI, a plain .claude/agents/*.md file. multi-agent runs that same agent on other model CLIs: grok, codex, claude. Each target executes it natively through its own agent runtime, no API keys and no re-implementation. When independent models converge on a finding you get confidence. When they diverge you get coverage.

The question

What changes when reviewers fail differently?

The experiment

Preserve the agent role. Change the model. Compare the findings.

PythonClaude Code pluginMIT Experiment

“I stopped looking for the best model. I look for models that fail differently.”

  1. 01 Moves context
  2. 02 Challenges the result
  3. 03 Reduces verification cost

Separate tools exploring the same direction: native agents working together without flattening what makes them different.

The catalogue

No.ProjectPurposeStateStackSource
01 context-bridge Session continuity Active JavaScript GitHub ↗
02 multi-agent Independent review Experiment Python GitHub ↗
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Before it earns a place here.

  1. 01

    It solves friction I have felt.

  2. 02

    It works outside the demo.

  3. 03

    Its trade-offs are visible.

  4. 04

    Someone else can use it.

Built in private. Tested in public. Kept only if useful.

What should
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Difficult systems, useful tools and ideas that deserve a working version.