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I built an MCP server that lets Claude Code delegate tasks to Codex, Copilot, Cursor & Gemini — on quota you already pay for I made an open-source MCP server that turns Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Google's Antigravity (Gemini) CLIs into sub-agents you can call from inside Claude Code — using the subscriptions you already pay for, no new API keys. I kept switching between coding assistants mid-task — Claude Code for most things, but wanting Gemini for a quick cheap answer, Codex for heavier reasoning, or an image generated without reaching for a separate tool. So I built agent-intern, a single MCP server that exposes all four as clean tools: \- Antigravity (Gemini 3.5 Flash) — fast, cheap tool-calling, and the only backend that can generate images (you get the saved file back). \- Codex (OpenAI) — strong reasoner with a real, OS-enforced sandbox for actual repo edits. \- Copilot (GitHub) — agentic coding on your Copilot plan. \- Cursor — the widest model menu (GPT / Claude / Grok / Composer via one flag). What you get: \- Delegate to a different model family mid-task without leaving your terminal. \- agent_swarm — fan N tasks out in parallel across all four backends at once. \- A live "watch" window to see the sub-agent work step by step. \- Zero new auth — it piggybacks the logins you already did. Each backend is independent; install one or all four. It runs the official CLIs under your own logins — no private APIs, no token scraping. One honest caveat: these run as autonomous agents, so use trusted prompts on trusted content (Codex's sandbox is the only hard boundary — full security notes in the README). GitHub: https://github.com/SinanTufekci/agent-intern PyPI: uvx agent-intern — MIT licensed. Happy to answer questions or take feedback — it started as a scratch-my-own-itch thing and grew from there. https://i.redd.it/fvkht53s3ych1.gif https://i.redd.it/o0z0b63s3ych1.gif https://redd.it/1uv43fx @r_CoolGithubProjects

Just released Orca - a fast, minimal offline music player for Windows https://redd.it/1uuz6gx @r_CoolGithubProjects

TOROLLO - a local open-source interactive lab for system design and backend engineering https://redd.it/1uv0ozp @r_CoolGithubProjects

recap - list and resume your recent Claude Code sessions across every project https://redd.it/1uuz3dz @r_CoolGithubProjects

[Prolog] AsaDB - A page-backed SQL database engine with persistent B+Trees and a 100k-row stress test https://redd.it/1uuuqxe @r_CoolGithubProjects

VERTHA - An AI powered Voice Assistant https://redd.it/1uuv345 @r_CoolGithubProjects

every dictation tool I tried kept hearing "engine x" for nginx, so I built a local one that gets tech vocab right... https://redd.it/1uuv8ht @r_CoolGithubProjects

OpenCraft https://github.com/coder088/OpenCraft https://redd.it/1uul99v @r_CoolGithubProjects

Codemark: turn scattered code knowledge into navigable, semantic bookmarks https://redd.it/1uusgd7 @r_CoolGithubProjects

Atlas of Knowledge - an interactive dependency graph of human knowledge https://redd.it/1uuqxwy @r_CoolGithubProjects

comicread: terminal manga/comics reader https://redd.it/1uul1k8 @r_CoolGithubProjects

Lightweight Camera Window Desktop Application https://redd.it/1uumli2 @r_CoolGithubProjects

open-kgo: an executable ontology for knowledge graphs that lints traversals and ranks results (Apache-2.0) https://redd.it/1uumhm0 @r_CoolGithubProjects

I built a Pokémon-inspired terminal game for practicing Kubernetes https://redd.it/1uuhfnr @r_CoolGithubProjects

Display Hot Keys 3.0.0 Release https://jon-mil-92.github.io/DisplayHotKeys/ https://redd.it/1uui7bn @r_CoolGithubProjects

[Python] darnlink - Self-healing Markdown links: repairs moved links by UUID, robustifies plain ones (no database, pre-commit hook) https://github.com/txemi/darnlink https://redd.it/1uuhmz1 @r_CoolGithubProjects