54k-star proxy runs Claude Code, Codex and 8 more coding agents through 50 free providers
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-18
An open-source proxy built by a solo developer has hit 54k stars and 8.7k forks, most of that growth in recent months. It lets you run Claude Code, Codex, and eight other coding agents through 50 free model providers instead of paying for each separately.
Key detail: it's an independent, unaffiliated proxy that auto-switches models the moment a provider goes down, so your session doesn't die mid-task. A ready-made free option for developers looking to cut coding-agent costs.
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