One Desktop App to Wrangle All Your AI CLI Tools

What it does AI Toolbox is a cross-platform desktop application that gives developers a unified dashboard to manage the messy configuration files, API vendors, models, prompts, and plugins for a growing zoo of AI coding assistants. Instead of hand-editing JSON and environment variables for OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, and Pi, you toggle settings from a central interface. It also handles session history, MCP server registries, and skills synchronization across tools.

The interesting bit The app goes beyond simple file editing by running a local proxy gateway that intercepts CLI traffic, converts protocols, and fails over between API providers while logging requests and tracking usage. It also syncs configurations into WSL and remote SSH hosts, acting as a bridge for developers who split time between Windows and Linux environments.

Key highlights

• Supports OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Pi, plus Oh My OpenAgent and Oh My OpenCode Slim plugins
• Local proxy gateway with protocol conversion, request logging, usage statistics, and model price tracking
• MCP server and Skills management with import/export, grouping, and multi-tool synchronization
• WSL and SSH sync to mirror local configs into Linux environments and remote hosts
• System tray quick-switching for vendors, models, prompts, and MCP servers without opening the main window

Caveats

• The Notes “daily” module is still under development, so the non-coding side of the toolbox remains unfinished
• The tool is tightly coupled to its supported AI CLI ecosystem; if you do not use these specific assistants, there is little utility here

Verdict Grab it if you are juggling multiple AI coding assistants and want to stop editing dotfiles by hand. Stick to your text editor if you only use one tool or prefer keeping configurations in plain text.