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@amxv/noria

v0.2.0

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Sticky, quota-aware routing for Codex and Claude Code accounts

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Noria

Set up once. Use your coding agents normally.

Noria is a lightweight local account router for Codex and Claude Code. Healthy sessions stay on their account to preserve prompt-cache reuse; new sessions and required failovers are placed using each account's own remaining allowance and reset times.

Get started · Documentation · Releases

macOS: CLI and native menu bar

curl -fsSL https://noria.ashray.xyz/install.sh | sh

Click N, add your accounts, and approve Configure Clients… once. Account titles default to their email addresses. Aliases, enable/disable, relogin, usage refresh, Start/Stop, login preferences, health checks, and updates are available from the menu.

CLI setup

npm install -g @amxv/noria
noria init
noria account add codex
noria account add claude
noria start
noria integrate codex --yes
noria integrate claude --yes

Each Add opens native browser sign-in. Repeat it for additional accounts. Reopen existing clients after configuration, then run codex or claude normally. No wrapper is required. Standalone binaries need no Node/Agent SDK runtime.

noria status
noria stop      # restore managed direct settings and existing native login
noria start
noria update

Closing a terminal or quitting the menu does not stop the background service. Set login preferences for automatic startup. Stop does not copy a pool account into the normal client; clients that cache settings may need reopening.

Boundaries

Noria never buys credits, redeems quota resets, or changes providers/models. No quota exists when all accounts are exhausted. A forced switch starts a cold account cache. Already-delivered model output is not spliced or replayed. Tests use isolated profiles and controlled upstreams, not live subscriptions.

The macOS app uses Zodex-style, checksum-verified CLI installation and ad-hoc signing, not Developer ID notarization. No security settings or quarantine flags are weakened. Browser downloads can be treated differently. See installation details and client-specific setup, including Claude Desktop's separate form.

Development

make check
go test -race ./...
make docs-install
make docs-check
make docs-build

All tests must use temporary auth/config homes. The Go CLI owns application state; Swift is presentation only. Apache-2.0. See LICENSE and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.