Blocked in your region?
Claude Code and Codex are not available everywhere. A server in a supported country runs them as usual, and your computer never talks to them directly.
The agent workspace for your own machines
Your coding agents,
running on your servers.
AgentsBridge runs Claude Code, Codex and more on a remote server, a Mac mini at home or the machine next door. You drive them all from one window: live terminals, chats, voice and Telegram. Close the laptop, the work keeps going.
Works where Claude Code is blocked. SSH only, nothing exposed to the internet.
Claude Code
Codex
Gemini CLI
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Qwen Code
Everything here is clickable: sessions, console, voice commands, the assistant, settings. Nothing to install.
Works with the agents you already use
Claude CodeCodexGemini CLICursorGitHub CopilotOpenCodeQwen CodeOpusSonnetGPT-5.5 Codex
Why a server
Agents that do not depend on your laptop
A laptop sleeps, travels and runs out of battery. A server keeps your agents working around the clock, from any country.
No VPN on your computer
A system-wide VPN breaks banking and work tools. Here your computer only talks to its own server over SSH, everything else works as before.
Laptop closed, work goes on
A local agent sleeps with your machine. On a server sessions run for days, and an agent's question reaches you in Telegram.
One window
Four modes for everything you do with agents
Switch in the title bar. Every mode keeps its own layout and brings it back next time.
01
Code
A grid of live terminals
Real Claude Code and Codex sessions with their own UI. Each one lives in its own git branch, and an agent's question shows right on the card with answer buttons.
02
Agents
Always-on teammates
Up to 50 agents with a name, a face, memory, skills and a schedule. Reviewer checks branches, SEO collects rankings every morning, Releases ships builds.
03
Conversation
Chat without a terminal
Ask, Plan and Agent modes. Replies stream in, agent actions show as lines, and a plan can be read and edited before it runs.
04
Assistant
Bridge runs the rest
Speak or type: who is waiting, start a task, tell Atlas to wait. The assistant answers agents and starts sessions for you.
Getting started
Three steps to your first session
- 01
Connect a server
Pick a host from ~/.ssh/config or type an address. The app installs the hub and tmux itself and shows every step. No key yet? Sign in with a password once.
- 02
Start your agents
Every session gets its own git branch and worktree. Five agents in one project never edit the same files.
- 03
Answer from anywhere
In the window, by voice with "Hey Bridge", or with a Telegram button when you are away. Close the app, the sessions keep running.
Many servers
All your machines in one window
A server abroad for Claude, a Mac mini at home for iOS builds, a workstation at the office. The app stays connected to all of them and switches instantly.
Remote server
Any Linux box with SSH, x86_64 or ARM. The hub installs itself and listens on 127.0.0.1 only.
Mac or Mac mini
A Mac with Apple Silicon can be a server too. Agents run at home, iOS builds run next to them.
Switch without waiting
Other servers stay connected. Each keeps its own projects, sessions and window layout.
A folder from your computer
A local project syncs with the server both ways. Conflicts are saved side by side and shown on the card.
Your computer
Server in Europe
Mac mini at home
Office server
Listening
Voice
Just say "Hey Bridge"
The assistant hears its name, answers out loud and gets things done: reads session status, answers agents, starts tasks. Your hands stay on the keyboard or the coffee cup.
Dictate into any session
A mic button on every pane. The plane sends, the tick inserts without sending, the cross throws it away.
A stop phrase in your voice
Talk with pauses, the recording ends on "Done, send it". Train the phrase with your own voice in a minute.
Pick the reply voice
Voice, style and speed change in settings, and Preview lets you hear the choice right away.
Telegram
An agent asked while you were away
The question lands in your Telegram group with answer buttons. You decide what is allowed from the phone, one permission at a time.
Answer with a button
Yes, no or your own reply. The tapped button goes straight into the session.
Time-boxed permissions
Approve permissions for an hour, until the end of the day or always. While on, the window shows a bar with the deadline.
Text, keys and files
Reply to the bot and it goes into the session as input. /esc, /enter, /stop and documents up to 20 MB.
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Answer sent to the session
Everything else
Small things that make a plain terminal feel old
Each one came out of real work with agents, ten hours a day.
Usage in the title bar
How much of the 5-hour and weekly Claude limits is used and when they reset, in your local time.
Continuous usage window
After a reset the app starts the next window with a tiny request. Come in the morning and the reset is already closer.
Sessions from a plain terminal
Claude started by hand shows up in the list. Move it into Bridge with one click and the same history, or start with ab claude.
Updates itself
Restart takes 1 to 3 seconds and every pane comes back. If a new version fails to start, the old one returns.
Several accounts
Up to 10 Claude and Codex sign-ins, picked per session. Each account's usage is shown separately.
Prompt library
Up to 500 prompts, drag one into any terminal, search across past conversations.
Task board
A built-in tracker. Drop a task into a terminal and the agent gets it, the task moves to In progress.
Launch wizard
Install Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode or Qwen on the server with one button, command shown first.
Connection that holds
A backup address, automatic reconnects, and a reply cut off by an API error continues without you.
Agents talk to each other
Sessions see their neighbours and the files they edit, and pass short notes without burning your limits.
Paste a screenshot
Ctrl+V uploads the image to the session's server and pastes its path into the terminal.
System notifications
A session needs you or finished its turn: you get a notification, a click opens the right pane.
Pricing
Simple pricing
A subscription to the app. Models run on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, we do not resell them.
Basic
One server and your agents at hand
$10$8per month
$96 billed yearly
Get started- 1 server
- Up to 6 sessions at once
- Code and Conversation modes
- Answer agents from Telegram
- Automatic updates
Pro
For people who run several projects every day
$25$20per month
$240 billed yearly
Get started- Up to 3 servers at once
- Unlimited sessions
- Always-on agents with schedules
- Voice assistant "Hey Bridge"
- Two-way sync of a local folder
- Continuous usage window
Ultra
Every machine and several accounts
$50$40per month
$480 billed yearly
Get started- Unlimited servers
- Up to 10 Claude and Codex accounts
- Tasks and prompt library
- Early builds before everyone else
- Priority support
Prices in US dollars.
Bring your own AI
Your plan, your server, your code
AgentsBridge never sits between you and the model. Agents run on your account and your machine.
Your subscription
Claude Pro or Max, ChatGPT for Codex, API keys. Up to 10 accounts per agent.
Your code stays with you
The hub lives on your server and listens on 127.0.0.1 only. Traffic goes through an SSH tunnel with your key.
Any engine
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, Qwen Code, and a bash, zsh or fish shell.
Runs on
App and server
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, desktop app.
macOS
Apple Silicon Macs, app and server.
Linux
x86_64 and ARM64 servers over SSH.
Telegram
Answer agents from any phone.
FAQ
Questions
Why a server if Claude Code installs on my computer?
A server keeps agents running when your laptop sleeps, travels or is offline, and it works from countries where Claude Code is blocked, with no VPN on your computer. Your computer connects to it over SSH.
What server do I need?
Any Linux box with SSH, x86_64 or ARM, 2 GB of memory or more. Or an Apple Silicon Mac, including a Mac mini at home. The app installs the hub and tmux itself.
Can I run everything on my own computer?
Yes. Your Mac, Mac mini or a Linux machine on your home network can be the server. From Windows, connect to such a machine, and keep the project folder on your computer: the app syncs it both ways.
Can I connect several servers at once?
Yes. The servers button in the title bar keeps every connected machine online. Switching is instant, and each server keeps its own projects, sessions and layout.
Do I need my own Claude or ChatGPT plan?
Yes. AgentsBridge does not sell model access: agents run on your Claude plan, ChatGPT for Codex, or an API key. The voice assistant uses OpenRouter with the key from settings.
What happens when I close my laptop?
Sessions keep running on the server. Open the app and everything is where you left it, and you can answer an agent from Telegram.
Is it secure?
The hub listens on 127.0.0.1 on your server and rejects any request without its token. Traffic goes through an SSH tunnel with your key, nothing is exposed. The token is stored on the server with 0600 permissions.
Agents keep working while you sleep
Download the app, connect a server, and in five minutes your first Claude Code session is writing code.
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