A team that consults itself
The model you talk to decides when a colleague should weigh in, or you just ask: "ask Gemini to review this". Each question and answer appears as a card in the conversation.
Free · Open source · MIT license
Claude, Gemini and Codex in a single desktop app. Pick a model and talk. When a second opinion would change the answer, it asks the others.
ZIP · Windows 10 and 11 · needs Node.js 20 or newer
The idea
You don't pick a workflow. You pick a model and talk. It reads, plans and edits on its own, and when an independent review would make the result better, it brings in Claude, Gemini or Codex. Every consultation is right there in the chat.
Features
The model you talk to decides when a colleague should weigh in, or you just ask: "ask Gemini to review this". Each question and answer appears as a card in the conversation.
Opus, Sonnet and Haiku with an effort level. Every model your Antigravity account offers. Any Codex model by name. Each teammate can answer on its own model.
Models start read-only. Letting one edit files or run commands asks you in a native dialog, every time.
Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL or Oracle. Models run SELECT queries through a broker; the password stays in the Windows vault.
The lead model keeps its own session between messages, so it remembers what it read and did, just like in its own CLI.
Big Three drives the official CLIs on your own accounts. Each keeps its own sign-in and its own limits.
Light, dark or automatic theme, four text sizes, reduced motion, keyboard navigation and screen reader labels.
How it works
Claude, Gemini or Codex, with the model and effort you want. Start a conversation in the folder they may work in.
Switch colleagues on or off and give each one its own model. They read and answer; only the lead changes files.
The lead works and, when it helps, consults a colleague. You see every question and answer as it happens.
Safety
Big Three lets AI act on your computer and query your data, so its rules are strict and visible.
Download
Free and open source. Everything runs on your machine, with your accounts.
Big-Three.cmd. The first run installs what it needs.git clone https://github.com/marcj19/Big-Three.git
cd Big-Three
npm install
npm start
Run npm run doctor to see which CLIs are installed and signed in.
FAQ
Yes. It is free and open source under the MIT license. You only use the subscriptions you already have for Claude, Gemini and Codex.
No. Big Three drives the official command-line tools signed in with your own accounts, so it uses your subscriptions and their limits, never pay-per-token API keys.
The model you talk to can consult Claude or Codex as a lead, and any of the three as a colleague, through a tool built into the app. Each consultation appears in the conversation.
No. The password stays in the Windows Credential Manager and is read only by the database broker. Models can only send SELECT queries, and you should give them a database user that can only read.
It is built and used on Windows 11. The automated tests also pass on Linux, but the app itself has not been tried on macOS or Linux yet.
No. Big Three is an independent, unofficial project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, Google or OpenAI.
The interface is in Brazilian Portuguese for now. The models answer in the language you write in, and translations are welcome on GitHub.