cc-multi-cli-plugin

Rewire which CLI handles which role in cc-multi-cli-plugin, OR diagnose/work around an upstream CLI quirk via env vars and config files. Use when the user asks to swap CLIs, change a subagent's target CLI, add or disable a subagent or command, restrict a CLI to read-only, hardcode a model, or change how a role frames its prompt — and also when a CLI is misbehaving (hangs, missing tools, broken release) and the user needs operator escape hatches like CURSOR_AGENT_PATH or AGY_CLI_PATH or OPENCODE_CLI_PATH, or per-CLI MCP config tuning. Works for any CLI in the marketplace — the four default CLIs (Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode) and any additional CLIs the user added via the multi-cli-anything skill. Trigger phrases include "swap Codex and Cursor", "make Antigravity the researcher", "disable cursor-explore", "restrict Codex to read-only", "change which CLI handles implementation", "add /<cli>:<command>", "only install the plugins I need", "hardcode a model for <some-role>", "change the framing for <role>",

Add a new CLI provider to cc-multi-cli-plugin (beyond the built-in Codex/Cursor/Antigravity/OpenCode). Use when the user asks to integrate another AI CLI like Aider, Qwen, or any CLI that can be driven headlessly (a `-p`/print mode with JSON output, an app-server/HTTP mode, or any structured transport). Trigger phrases include "add Aider to the plugin", "integrate Qwen", "hook up my custom CLI", "support another model via its CLI".

Internal helper contract for calling the multi-cli-companion runtime from any multi:* subagent

Internal helper contract for calling the multi-cli-companion runtime from Claude Code

Internal guidance for presenting multi:* helper output back to the user

Auto-detect plan files in conversation context and pass them to multi:* execute subagents by reference, not by paraphrase

Internal guidance for presenting Codex helper output back to the user