FIND-20260323-030 · 2026-03-23 · Innovation Veille
Claude Code Bridge — Multi-AI split-pane orchestration for Claude, Codex and Gemini
adhoc
MEDIUM
Claude Code Bridge (CCB) v5.2.6 is a Python terminal framework that runs Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Gemini side-by-side in a WezTerm or tmux split-pane layout. Each AI maintains independent persistent context across sessions, and a daemon layer (caskd/gaskd/oaskd) handles async task queuing with automatic lifecycle management. Users coordinate models via a unified command set (ask, ccb-ping, pend) and can re-attach sessions with -r. With 1,797 stars and active development (last commit 2026-03-21), it has real traction. The license is AGPL-3.0, which prohibits closed-source use unless a commercial license is obtained from the maintainer.
Source
https://github.com/bfly123/claude_code_bridge
ODS Impact
The ADLC pipeline already orchestrates Claude Code subagents through tmux panes. CCB solves a related but distinct problem: coordinating multiple AI models (not just Claude) from a single terminal session with persistent context and low token overhead. Potential use cases for ODS: (1) side-by-side Claude + Gemini review passes on generated code during dev agent work, (2) the async daemon pattern (auto-start, 60s idle shutdown) is architecturally interesting for ADLC subagent lifecycle management. However the AGPL-3.0 license is a hard blocker for integration into the ODS codebase — any derivative work or SaaS wrapper would require open-sourcing. The project is worth monitoring for patterns, but should not be imported as a dependency. The auto-approval (-a flag) mode that skips permission prompts also requires careful evaluation before any production use.
Security Review
License: AGPL-3.0 — FLAG: network copyleft, closed-source use prohibited without commercial license | Maintenance: ACTIVE | Risk: MEDIUM | Recommendation: DO_NOT_USE
Tags
claude-code
multi-agent
tmux
python
ai-orchestration
llm
AGPL