Glider — multiple CLIs, one prompt
Glider: Drive all your agent CLIs from one terminal.
What it does
A delegator that lets you drive every agent CLI you have installed from a single terminal session. Currently supports Claude, Cursor and Agy on the same machine. Combine it with Agents.md to define your own task routing preferences. Put another CLI's name at the end of a message and Glider runs the task there. Three CLIs supported today — Claude Code, Cursor Agent and Antigravity — with permission prompts relayed back to you.
Put another CLI
That is it. The task runs in the other CLI and the answer comes back here. Claude Code, Cursor Agent and Antigravity — the three supported today — are different tools, and you already pay for more than one. Glider lets you send a task to whichever one should do it, without leaving the terminal you are in. One flag typed in Claude Code, the task run in another CLI, and the answer back in the same window. Handing a task to a headless CLI normally means switching its permission prompts off. Glider relays each one back to you instead, and you grant them one at a time. Glider stands in the CLI's own HTTPS path. Neither end changes its settings, and neither one knows it is there. No second…from utsv.work
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