cc-switch

CC Switch is a desktop app for juggling API providers across your AI coding tools. Instead of hand-editing JSON, TOML or YAML, you pick a provider from 90+ presets (official logins, AWS Bedrock, NVIDIA NIM, community relays), enter a key and switch in one click. It also manages MCP servers, skills and prompts across Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Grok Build and a handful of others. MIT licensed and free.

Install from the releases page, Homebrew or AUR; it's a Tauri app for Windows, macOS (signed and notarized) and Linux. It edits only the key fields in each tool's config and backs up the original on first write, so uninstalling leaves your tools working. An optional local proxy on 127.0.0.1 handles format conversion and automatic failover between providers, and settings can sync over WebDAV or S3.

Solo devs bouncing between official plans, Bedrock and cheaper relays get the most here. Teams that standardize on one provider don't need it. A beta OAuth center lets you use ChatGPT, Copilot and Grok subscriptions as providers inside Claude Code and Codex; the README itself warns that may violate those vendors' terms.

The catch: it's funded by a wall of API relay sponsors advertising steep discounts on official model prices, and relays show up among the built-in presets. Routing your code through a discount reseller is a trust decision, not a config detail. Make it on purpose.