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Multi-harness control plane for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode: quota-aware rotation across…
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npm install -g claudexor
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razzant/claudexor;first catalogued 2026-11-03;last seen 2026-11-14。There is no official certification or quality rating here — we record sources and dates only.# Claudexor
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Claudexor is a local-first control plane for the AI coding agents you already
pay for. It runs Codex CLI, Claude Code, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Antigravity
CLI, Grok Build, and raw API
adapters behind one typed interface: a chat of turns where read-only questions
resume the vendor's own native session, write turns land as inspectable
patches or complete file manifests, races pit harnesses against each other with
cross-family review, and every claim — cost, quota, web evidence, auth route —
is a typed fact you can audit, never a vibe.
Compared to driving a bare Codex or Claude Code session, Claudexor adds the
layer the vendors do not ship: best-of-N races with independent reviewers and
arbitration; honest budget/quota accounting (unknown cost is never $0);
deterministic gates and protected paths; and — since 2.1 — credential
profiles: named Antigravity/Claude/Codex/Cursor/Grok Build subscription
bindings side by side, each with Claudexor-scoped state and platform-declared credential
custody. Live subscription-quota tracking — and the opt-in policy that rotates
a spent account out of the way on typed vendor limits — covers the harnesses
with a vendor quota source (Antigravity, Claude, and Codex). Cursor's internal
dashboard supplies dated monetary resources, not an execution-quota verdict.
Everything runs on your machine, files are the source of truth, and there is no telemetry.
Current status: v5.0.2. See "Stability at 2.0" below for what is a stable
contract and what remains experimental; retired verbs and mode ids hard-error
with the new spelling instead of silently aliasing.
Claudexor also runs as the exact-pinned delegated execution layer inside
Ouroboros, a persistent self-developing
agent. Ouroboros owns its tasks, memory, review, and final integration.
Claudexor runs the connected coding harnesses and returns durable execution
evidence. See Ouroboros in action.
Embedding callers can also make a single model request through a managed Codex
subscription, using the same account as Agents. The caller supplies its own
system prompt and tools and executes those tools itself. This is a typed engine
operation, not a public OpenAI-compatible server or a second agent loop. Model
catalogs and context limits are account-specific; subscription access does not
guarantee zero incremental charges or enable provider-paid credits. See
model operations for the
transport, retention and unsupported-parameter contract.
Thanks to Praxis Relay and
CLIProxyAPI for prior work exploring
subscription-backed model transports. They informed this design; neither runs as
an embedded relay or owns credentials in this integration.
If you use Claudexor — or you are an agent whose human does — a
star is the one-click way
to say it works.
Prerequisites
Install
Remote SSH
Quickstart
Modes
Accounts And Quota
Web, Budgets, And Gates
Routing, Auth, And Secrets
Daemon And Control API
Artifact Layout
Integrations
Architecture
Development
Stability at 2.0
For External Agents
Privacy
Uninstall / where your data lives
## Prerequisites
Node.js >= 24.15 (the daemon, CLI, and every surface run on Node)
pnpm (via corepack: corepack enable pnpm)
Git for Git-backed worktrees, candidate envelopes, and source-control delivery.
Claudexor is a local-first control plane for the AI coding agents you already
pay for. It runs Codex CLI, Claude Code, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Antigravity
CLI, Grok Build, and raw API
adapters behind one typed interface: a chat of turns where read-only questions
resume the vendor's own native session, write turns land as inspectable
patches or complete file manifests, races pit harnesses against each other with
cross-family review, and every claim — cost, quota, web evidence, auth route —
is a typed fact you can audit, never a vibe.
Compared to driving a bare Codex or Claude Code session, Claudexor adds the
layer the vendors do not ship: best-of-N races with independent reviewers and
arbitration; honest budget/quota accounting (unknown cost is never $0);
deterministic gates and protected paths; and — since 2.1 — credential
profiles: named Antigravity/Claude/Codex/Cursor/Grok Build subscription
bindings side by side, each with Claudexor-scoped state and platform-declared credential
custody. Live subscription-quota tracking — and the opt-in policy that rotates
a spent account out of the way on typed vendor limits — covers the harnesses
with a vendor quota source (Antigravity, Claude, and Codex). Cursor's internal
dashboard supplies dated monetary resources, not an execution-quota verdict.
Everything runs on your machine, files are the source of truth, and there is no telemetry.
Current status: v5.0.2. See "Stability at 2.0" below for what is a stable
contract and what remains experimental; retired verbs and mode ids hard-error
with the new spelling instead of silently aliasing.
Claudexor also runs as the exact-pinned delegated execution layer inside
Ouroboros, a persistent self-developing
agent. Ouroboros owns its tasks, memory, review, and final integration.
Claudexor runs the connected coding harnesses and returns durable execution
evidence. See Ouroboros in action.
Embedding callers can also make a single model request through a managed Codex
subscription, using the same account as Agents. The caller supplies its own
system prompt and tools and executes those tools itself. This is a typed engine
operation, not a public OpenAI-compatible server or a second agent loop. Model
catalogs and context limits are account-specific; subscription access does not
guarantee zero incremental charges or enable provider-paid credits. See
model operations for the
transport, retention and unsupported-parameter contract.
Thanks to Praxis Relay and
CLIProxyAPI for prior work exploring
subscription-backed model transports. They informed this design; neither runs as
an embedded relay or owns credentials in this integration.
If you use Claudexor — or you are an agent whose human does — a
star is the one-click way
to say it works.
Prerequisites
Install
Remote SSH
Quickstart
Modes
Accounts And Quota
Web, Budgets, And Gates
Routing, Auth, And Secrets
Daemon And Control API
Artifact Layout
Integrations
Architecture
Development
Stability at 2.0
For External Agents
Privacy
Uninstall / where your data lives
## Prerequisites
Node.js >= 24.15 (the daemon, CLI, and every surface run on Node)
pnpm (via corepack: corepack enable pnpm)
Git for Git-backed worktrees, candidate envelopes, and source-control delivery.
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