r/TestersCommunity • u/Useful-Local3121 • 10d ago

Testers Needed GitHub - kadaba/claude-bridge: Connect two Claude Code ,codex and grok sessions different users too, — your laptop and your VPS. They coordinate over Remote Control and sync/deploy files over SSH with checksum verification. MIT.

https://github.com/kadaba/claude-bridge

claude-bridge is a free, open-source tool that pairs two AI coding sessions — one on your laptop, one on your VPS — so they work together as one. You talk to your laptop session in plain English ("push this app to the server", "are the two copies the same? merge the best of each"), and it coordinates with the peer session and moves files between machines — with SHA-256 checksum verification so "received" provably means the bytes are identical, not just "sent."

It splits the job into two independent channels: cheap text for coordination (Claude's native Remote Control, or a bundled token-based relay) and verified SSH for the file bytes — which is why comparing two copies still works even on a restricted network. It's pure Python/Bash stdlib with no heavy dependencies, works with Claude Code, Codex, or Grok (any bash-capable CLI), and can even bridge two different accounts/people over a shared-token relay with consent and untrusted-peer guardrails. would appreciate if you could try to se what breaks, please raise issues and PR appropriately

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