Codexmate, developed by Sakurabytecore, serves as a unified control plane and Local Agent Bridge for various local AI coding agents. Built with Node.js, this free program integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to expose local tools and resources. It functions as a local-first CLI and Web UI, designed for developers managing multiple AI agents. Codexmate operates with a zero-cloud approach, storing all configurations and sessions locally in the user's home directory without requiring telemetry or cloud accounts.

What does Codexmate connect to?

Codexmate connects to and manages several local AI coding agents, including Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, CodeBuddy Code, Pi, OpenCode, KiloCode, and OpenClaw. It acts as a bridge for these agents, providing a centralized interface. Additionally, it offers bridging capabilities for OpenAI-compatible UIs and Ollama, expanding its reach within the AI development ecosystem. The program exposes local tools and resources through its MCP stdio integration.

Core features and tools

Codexmate provides a unified control plane for managing diverse AI agents. It supports Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, CodeBuddy Code, Pi, OpenCode, KiloCode, and OpenClaw. The program integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using the stdio transport protocol. It operates as a local-first CLI and Web UI, ensuring all configurations and sessions are stored directly in the user's home directory, maintaining a zero-cloud operational model.

Who is it for?

Codexmate is for developers who manage multiple local AI agents and need a single interface to handle their varied configurations, session storage, and skill directories. It addresses the complexity of working with different AI tools by offering a unified approach. Developers seeking to consolidate their local AI agent interactions will find it useful. This is not the right fit if you primarily use cloud-based AI services exclusively.

How to get started

No credentials are required. Codexmate operates with a zero-cloud, local-first control plane, storing all configurations and sessions in the user's home directory.

Use cases

• Unified session management, allowing users to search, inspect, filter, and export local sessions across various AI agents from a single interface.
• Provider bridging and API normalization, such as enabling Codex to work with any OpenAI-compatible UI by normalizing its Responses API, or connecting Claude Code to OpenAI Chat Completions-compatible providers and Ollama.
• Centralized configuration management for agents like OpenCode, KiloCode, and Pi, accessible via its CLI or Web UI.

Codexmate by Sakurabytecore offers a local-first solution for managing multiple AI coding agents. It unifies control, session storage, and configuration for various tools without relying on cloud services or telemetry. Its bridging capabilities extend its utility across different AI clients and UIs. The program simplifies the developer workflow by centralizing agent interactions. Try managing your local sessions for Codex and Gemini CLI from its unified interface.