Add cowork-to-code-bridge skill — async bridge from Cowork/agents to Claude Code on local machine#1117
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…Claude Code on local machine Adds a new skill that lets Claude Cowork sessions and agent frameworks (CrewAI, AutoGen, LlamaIndex, LiteLLM, Hermes, n8n) queue tasks to Claude Code running on a developer's local machine and retrieve results through a shared async RPC bridge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What it does
cowork-to-code-bridge is an async file-based RPC bridge that connects Claude Cowork sessions and AI agent frameworks to Claude Code running on a developer's local machine. A local daemon watches a bind-mounted bridge directory, executes queued tasks (shell commands, tool calls, test runs, deploys), and returns results — no webhooks, no VPS required.
Why it's useful
Cloud AI sandboxes (including Claude Cowork) are intentionally isolated — they can't reach
localhost, mount local filesystems, or run arbitrary binaries on your machine. This creates a hard gap between powerful cloud orchestration and the local environment where actual development happens.cowork-to-code-bridge fills that gap:
queue_task()orcall_remote()with idempotency keysFramework compatibility
Works as an MCP server or direct Python client with:
Details
brew tap abhinaykrupa/tap && brew install cowork-to-code-bridgeor curl install script🤖 Generated with Claude Code