kept facing with coding agents was hallucinations context loss outdated framework knowledge and models confidently guessing wrong implementations

Reddit r/openclaw 05/16/26, 08:57 AM Tools

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Summary

Proxima is a local tool that orchestrates multiple AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) to collaborate via MCP, API, CLI, and webhooks, addressing coding agent issues like hallucinations and context loss by enabling multi-model workflows on the user's own machine.

that frustration is what pushed me to build proxima instead of relying on one isolated model proxima lets multiple website ai models like chatgpt claude gemini and perplexity work together through mcp local api cli and webhooks so coding agents can exchange context discuss solutions and use stronger real time reasoning workflows locally everything runs on your own machine using your own machine would love feedback from people here who are also experimenting with local ai harnesses workflows and agent systems github [https://github.com/Zen4-bit/Proxima](https://github.com/Zen4-bit/Proxima)

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