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@cing-self/okit-cli

v1.0.35

Published

OKIT - Agent infrastructure toolkit for managing dev tools, auth, and upgrades

Readme

OKIT

The Key & Model Console for AI Coding Agents — Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode / ZCode / Kimi / Grok & 10 agents total

Version Platform License: MIT Node

中文 · Website · Docs · Changelog

Keys and models, one console. OKIT is a local-first open-source tool that manages the full key lifecycle for AI coding CLIs: create → store → switch → verify → monitor. Local features are free forever.

Screenshots

| Home · Agent config | Model platforms | |---|---| | Quick start | Models |

| Key vault | Auto-create keys | |---|---| | Vault | Auto-create |

Why OKIT

  • Switching never loses your config — Surgical writes: only fields OKIT owns are touched; your hooks, statusLine, tui and MCP config stay intact. Every switch is snapshotted first — one-click diff and rollback in Settings.
  • Switch models without leaving Codex — OKIT auto-generates Codex's native model catalog (model-catalogs); switch with /model right inside the Codex CLI, no round-trip to OKIT.
  • Zero daemons, zero interception — No background process, nothing on your request path: OKIT writes config and exits; your agents talk to model platforms directly. Uninstall leaves nothing behind — configs keep working.
  • Key vault — AES-256-GCM encrypted local storage, cloud sync and LAN peer-to-peer sync (pairing-code pairing).

Comparison

| Capability | OKIT | cc-switch | codex-router | |------|------|-----------|--------------| | Config writing | Field-level merge + pre-switch snapshot/rollback | Full overwrite + config snippets | Managed block | | Resident process | None | Tray (optional proxy) | Local gateway (required) | | Agents supported | 10 | 8 | Codex family | | Key management | Encrypted vault + project binding | Plaintext local config | Credential isolation | | Auto-create API keys | 31 platforms (browser extension) | — | — | | Usage queries | 30+ subscription/balance sources, direct | Proxy-layer stats | — | | Platforms | macOS / Linux / Windows | macOS / Linux / Windows | macOS / Linux / Windows |

Quick Start

# via npm
npm install -g @cing-self/okit-cli

# or from source
git clone https://github.com/Cing-self/okit.git
cd okit
npm ci --ignore-scripts
npm run build
node dist/main.js web
# open http://localhost:3780

Common commands:

okit web                              # launch the web console (:3780)
okit vault set <key>                  # store a key interactively (AES-256-GCM)
printf '%s' "$SECRET" | okit vault set <key> --stdin  # keep secrets out of argv in automation
okit vault inject                     # print export statements (pipe to eval)
okit provider list                    # list 40 preset model platforms
okit provider switch                  # interactive provider/model switch
okit provider use <provider>          # non-interactive switch (script/agent friendly)

Shell config boundary: OKIT never touches your shell config (~/.zshrc / ~/.bashrc etc.) — no feature writes to it, in any form.

For AI agents

The package ships an okit-cli Agent Skill. Run okit skill install /path/to/project to install it into the target project's .agents/skills/okit-cli/; okit skill path prints the bundled original location. The skill documents resolvable read-only commands, non-interactive model switching, and the security boundaries around plaintext keys and cloud sync.

Or install straight from the public repo via skills.sh:

npx skills add Cing-self/okit --skill okit-cli

Features

Key vault

AES-256-GCM encrypted storage, masked display, cloud sync + LAN sync. The first-run wizard scans agent config files and imports stray plaintext keys into the vault in one click.

Provider / model management

40 preset platforms (official / aggregator / CN), 10 agent adapters, multi-endpoint protocols (Anthropic / OpenAI compatible), auth-state detection, and subscription / API-key / third-party credential modes. Adding a site starts with an empty model list — you check what you want, exactly that gets written. Model parameters (context window / output limit / tool call / reasoning / multimodal) are auto-filled from the models.dev catalog — no more guessing.

Auto-create keys

A browser extension fills and submits the key-creation form inside each platform's official console and captures the result (31 platforms, incl. Volcengine, Zhipu, Baidu Qianfan).

Usage

Direct queries against 30+ subscription / balance sources, with threshold alerts (local notifications).

Model catalog

Official pricing and capability data across platforms (input / output / cache pricing, context windows), peak/off-peak rates included.

FAQ

Does OKIT sit on my request path? No. Zero daemons, zero interception: OKIT writes config and exits — your agents connect to model platforms directly, with no proxy or forwarding layer.

Will switching break my existing settings? No. Surgical writes touch only OKIT-owned fields; hooks / statusLine / MCP config are preserved, and every switch is snapshotted for rollback.

Where are keys stored? How safe? AES-256-GCM encrypted locally, with machine-bound key derivation. Nothing ever lands on disk in plaintext (keys found by the import wizard are shown masked only). Uninstalling wipes everything.

Development

npm ci                      # install per lockfile
npm run build               # tsc + preset codegen + web copy + frontend build
npx vitest run              # tests (500+ cases)
cd src/web/frontend && npm run dev   # frontend dev server (:5173 → proxies :3780)

Requires Node.js 20+. Frontend: React + TypeScript + Vite; backend: Node (web layer in CommonJS); tests: vitest.

Documentation

License

OKIT is released under the MIT License. Copyright Cing-self / OKIT contributors (2026).