Hmbown/CodeWhale
An open-source terminal coding agent written in Rust, with MCP support, multi-model routing and multi-agent orchestration.
Bridle is a unified configuration manager designed specifically for AI coding assistants, also known as harnesses, including Claude Code, OpenCode, Goose, and Amp. It provides a terminal user interface (TUI) and command-line interface (CLI) to manage profiles, install skills, agents, commands, and Model Context Protocols (MCPs) across these different AI coding platforms. The tool addresses the challenge of managing configurations and components that vary in location, naming conventions, and schema formats across different harnesses by automatically translating paths and configurations for each target harness. This allows users to install components from any GitHub repository and seamlessly use them across multiple harnesses without manual adjustments. Bridle supports creating, switching, editing, and deleting profiles for each harness, enabling users to maintain different configurations such as work, personal, or minimal setups. Profiles are saved configurations that can be activated to copy their settings into the harness's configuration directory. The tool also offers commands to check the status of active profiles, initialize configurations, and manage the installation and uninstallation of components. The project supports multiple output formats including human-readable text, JSON for machine readability, and automatic detection based on the output context. Configuration settings for Bridle itself are stored in a TOML file, allowing customization of editor preferences, default harness, and TUI views. Bridle's support for multiple harnesses and its ability to translate and manage MCPs and other components across them make it a valuable tool for developers working with AI coding assistants. It simplifies the management of complex configurations and enhances productivity by providing a centralized and consistent interface for handling AI assistant setups.
https://github.com/neiii/bridle
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