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@adamlangepl/tc-proxy

v1.0.10

Published

Load balancer proxy for Claude API with intelligent distribution across multiple OAuth accounts to avoid rate limiting

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Maintainers

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Keywords

claudeanthropicapiproxyload-balancerrate-limitingoauthclianalyticsmonitoring

Readme

tinyclaude 🛡️

Mentioned in Awesome Claude Code

A load-balancing proxy for the Claude API — distributes requests across multiple accounts and providers to avoid rate limits, with request compression, prompt-cache keepalive, and full request-level analytics.

tinyclaude Dashboard

Usage

# via bun (recommended)
bun install -g @adamlangepl/tc-proxy
tinyclaude

# via npm
npm install -g @adamlangepl/tc-proxy
tinyclaude

# no install — npx/bunx
npx @adamlangepl/tc-proxy@latest

Pre-compiled binaries for all platforms are on the Releases page; building from source is covered in Getting Started.

Add an account and point Claude Code at the proxy:

tinyclaude --add-account myaccount --mode claude-oauth --priority 0
export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8080
claude

Dashboard: http://localhost:8080/dashboard

See Getting Started for Docker, systemd, SSL/HTTPS, and Codex CLI setup.

Functions

  • Load balancing — session-based, least-used, and session-affinity strategies with automatic failover across account pools
  • Multi-provider support — Claude OAuth, Claude Console API, AWS Bedrock, Vertex AI, OpenAI-compatible, z.ai, Minimax, OpenRouter, Kilo, Codex, xAI/Grok, Ollama, and more
  • Combos — named cross-provider fallback chains, one per model family (Opus/Sonnet/Haiku)
  • Request compression — automatically compresses large tool-result payloads to cut token usage
  • Prompt-cache keepalive — replays cached requests on a schedule to keep Anthropic's server-side prompt cache warm
  • Auto-fallback / auto-refresh — restores preferred accounts and starts new usage windows automatically as rate limits reset
  • Real-time analytics — per-request token usage, latency, cost, and error tracking in the dashboard
  • CLI + REST API — full account and configuration management from the command line or API
  • Optional API-key auth — protect the proxy with its own API keys
  • Flexible deployment — Docker, systemd, or a pre-compiled cross-platform binary (no runtime dependencies)

Documentation

Full docs in docs/ — Getting Started, CLI Commands, Architecture, Configuration, Load Balancing, Combos, Troubleshooting.

Acknowledgements

This project builds on ideas and code from:

License

MIT — see LICENSE.