Delivers natively to
One package, four native surfaces
The Store owns a plugin’s bytes and writes nothing a harness reads. Each integration delivers them through the most native mechanism that harness has — a real plugin where one exists, a safe adapter only as a last resort.
How delivery is decidedSemantics survive the trip
A skill’s invocation policy, a hook’s effect, an agent’s frontmatter — each is translated into the vendor’s own encoding, or reported as adapted. uze never claims a route is native without a passing real-harness scenario.
What travels, and howOne project context
AGENTS.md is the portable baseline. Every harness reads it natively or through the one bridge uze maintains, inside regions it owns — never four instruction files drifting apart.
How context reaches each harnessAgents that don’t collide
Run several at once in one terminal. Each can take an isolated checkout on a branch of its own, readiness is read from Git rather than announced, and finished work comes home through a delivery you trigger — with the diff, the file tree and the project’s own diagrams a keystroke away.
Inside the workspace
What each harness receives
A check means the capability is delivered. The word beside it is how: native through the harness's own mechanism, bridge or adapted where uze preserves the semantics another way and reports that it did. Every route is derived from the integration that implements it.
| Harness | AGENTS.md | Skills | MCP | Agents | Hooks | Session | Plugin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Claude Code | bridge | native | native | native | native | native | native |
 Codex | native | native | native | native | native | native | native |
 OpenCode | native | native | native | native | adapted | native | — |
 Antigravity | native | native | native | native | native | native | native |
A dash means that route does not exist for the harness, and the capability arrives another way. Cursor CLI, Muse, PI are on the roadmap — cells appear when the integration lands. The full matrix, per capability.
Set it up once, on this machine.
uze detects the coding agents you already have, provisions the ones you don't through each vendor's own installer, and reports what it could not do rather than guessing.