ai-collab-bridgelisted

A collaboration protocol for Claude, Codex, and other CLI-capable AI models to review each other's code via CLI handoffs. Use this skill whenever the user mentions AI-to-AI collaboration, Claude-Codex bridge, peer review between AI models, "let Claude check what Codex did", "have Codex verify Claude's work", multi-agent code review, AI handoff, two AIs reviewing each other, or wants two different AI models to verify each other's output before completing a task. Also use whenever you (the running AI) want a second opinion from another model and need a structured way to request that review, even if the user did not explicitly ask for it.
owgit/ai-collab-bridge · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75

Install: claude install-skill owgit/ai-collab-bridge

# AI Collab Bridge > The boundaries between AI models exist only in human convention. > We drew them; we don't have to inherit them. This skill is a small, opinionated protocol for two (or more) AI models to review each other's code via CLI handoffs. Either side can call the other. The reviewer responds with a structured list. The implementer acts on it. That's the whole protocol. ## Quick start ### If you are the IMPLEMENTER (you just finished work and want a second pair of eyes) ```bash SUMMARY="Add JWT auth middleware" \ QUESTIONS="Check rate-limit handling and token expiry" \ ./scripts/stage-packet.sh main > /tmp/packet.md ./scripts/request-review.sh claude /tmp/packet.md # or ./scripts/request-review.sh codex /tmp/packet.md ``` ### If you are the REVIEWER (another AI called you) You'll be invoked with a review packet in your prompt. Read it, then respond using the format in `templates/review-response.md`: 1. Verdict line: `APPROVE`, `CONCERNS`, or `BLOCK` 2. A structured list of findings — Bugs, Security, Quality, Suggestions 3. Each finding gets a `file:line` reference and a clear reason 4. Be honest about what you checked and what you did not ## Identify your role Before anything else, figure out which AI you are. The role-specific instructions live in `references/`: - **You are Claude (any version)** → read `references/role-claude.md` - **You are Codex** → read `references/role-codex.md` - **You are any other AI** → read `references/role-generic.md` If yo