It would be interesting if Crabcode could grow into a small proxy ecosystem for other coding agents, similar to what tools like ocx or opencodex provide.
The idea would be to support commands such as:
crabcode proxy codex
crabcode proxy claude
crabcode proxy grok
Instead of wrapping ocx, this could be implemented directly in Rust and provide similar functionality while using Crabcode's own configuration, authentication, model settings, and tool setup.
This could make Crabcode a single place to configure different coding agents, while still letting people use the CLI they prefer. It may also open the door for community-maintained adapters or integrations later.
Not sure if this fits the current scope of the project, but I think it could be a useful direction to explore.
It would be interesting if Crabcode could grow into a small proxy ecosystem for other coding agents, similar to what tools like
ocxoropencodexprovide.The idea would be to support commands such as:
Instead of wrapping
ocx, this could be implemented directly in Rust and provide similar functionality while using Crabcode's own configuration, authentication, model settings, and tool setup.This could make Crabcode a single place to configure different coding agents, while still letting people use the CLI they prefer. It may also open the door for community-maintained adapters or integrations later.
Not sure if this fits the current scope of the project, but I think it could be a useful direction to explore.