Empir3 Bridge

Empir3 Bridge

Your AI subscriptions, finally working as a team.

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**▶ 60 seconds** — browser use, computer use, and multi-model orchestration: your subscriptions, your machine, no paywall.

Codex, Grok, Gemini, and Claude — the seats you're **already paying for** — wired into a single conversation where one agent quarterbacks the rest. Have Codex build it, Grok draft it, Gemini check it, Claude tie it all together, and pull every answer back into one thread.

**No API keys handed out. No per-token meter running.** Just the flat-rate CLIs you're already signed into — suddenly collaborating instead of sitting in four lonely terminals talking to nobody.

Then the team acts where chat can't: a real browser and your live desktop, driven by **pixel-accurate, OS-level clicks** that map page coordinates to physical screen pixels — landing on the canvas, trusted-event, and React-Native-Web UIs that synthetic automation can't touch.

**Three ways to drive it — MCP, CLI, or WebSocket.** MCP for the agents you talk to, CLI for your terminal and scripts, or WebSocket via [empir3.com](https://empir3.com) for paired remote control. Same engine behind all three — pick the door that fits.


One prompt, the whole team — Codex on your OpenAI seat, Gemini on your Google seat, the browser on this machine, all in one thread. ([how it's wired ↓](#architecture))

![One agent in any MCP client delegates through the local Empir3 Bridge to your Codex, Grok, Gemini, and Claude seats — plus a dedicated Chrome and a scoped region of your d