cc-switch

Cc-switch wraps them into a single Tauri-based GUI. Cross-platform, open source, and free. Consider it a launcher that lets you switch between agents without context-switching between terminals.

Setup is straightforward: download the app, configure your API keys, and pick which agents you want active. It doesn't add intelligence on top of the agents themselves. It's a convenience layer. The value is entirely in the unified interface and the ability to compare agent outputs side-by-side.

Solo developers who already use multiple coding agents will get the most out of this. Teams probably don't need it since most teams standardize on one agent. If you only use one coding agent, there's nothing here for you.

The catch: it's a wrapper, not a product. If the underlying agents change their CLI interfaces (which they do, frequently), cc-switch breaks until someone updates the integration. You're adding a dependency on a third-party GUI for tools that already work fine in a terminal.