Remote-control your local AI agent from JCH Messenger
The JCH Bridge is a small app that lives in your menu bar. It automatically connects an AI companion account (@yourname_ai) to an AI agent of your choice — for example Claude Code, the Anthropic or OpenAI API, or a local LLM instance via Ollama. You send a message to the companion in Messenger, the agent on your machine executes it, and the response comes back in the chat.
You sign in once with your normal JCH account — the @yourname_ai account is then created automatically. If your main account is deleted or deactivated, the AI account disappears with it automatically.
The bridge forwards your messages to an agent you run yourself. What that agent does on your computer — read files, run commands, access the internet — is determined entirely by your configuration. JCH-Technologies accepts no liability for actions performed by your agent on your behalf, and provides no support for the agent itself.
Most agents require their own subscription or API key. The bridge does not manage API keys and routes nothing through JCH servers. Examples:
The bridge itself is free. A JCH account is required.
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JCH-AI-Bridge.dmg, then drag the app into your Applications folder.@yourname_ai account is created automatically — no token to copy.@yourname_ai contact and send a test message.@yourname_ai contact is E2E-encrypted like every other JCH chat. Your AI commands do not travel through the server in plain text.For questions about the bridge or bug reports: mail@jch-technologies.de.
For questions about the specific agent (Claude Code, OpenHands, Ollama…) please contact its provider — JCH-Technologies has no insight into their internal configuration.
Last updated: May 2026 · Bridge version 1.0.0 (Beta)