CLIProxyAPI

Meridian[0] for Claude Code, CLIProxyAPI[1] for everything else [0] https://github.com/rynfar/meridian [1] https://github.com/router-for-me/CLIProxyAPI

FYI, you can use your Claude subscription pricing with OpenCode via Meridian[0], which also makes it easier to try out other models when they come out. You can also use your other subscriptions in OpenCode with CLIProxyAPI[1]. The switching cost was relatively high, mostly from claude code plugins but completely worth it. I'm now mostly using GLM-5.3 and Codex models via OpenCode and barely using Claude which seemed unfathomable less than two months ago. [0] https://github.com/rynfar/meridian [1] https://github.com/router-for-me/CLIProxyAPI edit: reworded for clarity

Not who you asked but I slapped this together in 100 lines of code and you may find it useful. It's just `claude -p proompt` (or indeed, `codex exec prooompt` inside a Telegram bot. (Was annoyed by NanoClaw's claim that it was 500 lines, so tried my own hand at it ;) No memory, no cron/heartbeat, context mgmt is just "new chat", but enough to get you started. Note: no sandboxing etc, I run this as unprivileged linux user. So it can blow up its homedir, but not mine. Ideally, I'd run it on a separate machine. (My hottest take here is "give it root on a $3 VPS, reset if it blows up" ;) https://github.com/a-n-d-a-i/ULTRON You may also enjoy CLIProxyAPI, which does the same thing (claude -p / codex exec) but shoves a OpenAI compatible API around it. Note: this probably violates every AI company's ToS (since it turns the precious subsidized su

>telegram bot that runs claude -p https://github.com/a-n-d-a-i/ULTRON It also supports Codex :) I felt pretty clever until (1) I found a repo where they used this trick to create a full OpenAI compatible API endpoint[0] (lmao, the VC money distortion field spawning truly comical Rube Goldberg machines), and (2) they started banning "unauthorized" usage of the Claude sub, which trend unfortunately seems to be accelerating recently as their lower value consumers have grown in both number and usage. I think shoving claude -p in your bash script / cronjob / messaging app bot of choice counts as "unathorized 3rd party harness", but your guess is as good as mine... (claude -p with per-token billing (i.e. paying 7x more) is allowed though, of course) -- There's also an Agents SDK (formerly Claude Code SDK?) which is basically just claude -p but