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@tokamak-network/ai-access-cli

v1.3.6

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Configure and revert TON AI Access settings for Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes

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@tokamak-network/ai-access-cli

Configure TON AI Access LiteLLM keys for Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes.

Requirements: Node.js ≥ 18

Install

npm install -g @tokamak-network/ai-access-cli

Or use without installing: replace tokamak-ai-access with npx @tokamak-network/ai-access-cli in any command below.

Configure

# Interactive — prompts for target, API key, and model
tokamak-ai-access configure

# Non-interactive
tokamak-ai-access configure --target claude --api-key sk-...
TON_API_KEY=sk-... tokamak-ai-access configure --target hermes --non-interactive

# Dry-run preview (no files modified)
tokamak-ai-access configure --target claude --api-key sk-... --dry-run

# List available models
tokamak-ai-access configure --list-models --api-key sk-...

Revert

Removes TON AI Access settings and restores the original configuration (claude and codex only).

tokamak-ai-access revert --target claude
tokamak-ai-access revert --target codex

# Dry-run preview
tokamak-ai-access revert --target claude --dry-run

Supported Targets

| Target | Shell profile | Config file | Revert | |---|---|---|---| | claude | 7 ANTHROPIC_* exports | ~/.claude/settings.json (surgical merge) | yes | | codex | OPENAI_API_KEY + OPENAI_BASE_URL | ~/.codex/config.toml (full overwrite) | yes | | openclaw | marker block (no env vars) | ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (surgical merge) | no | | hermes | — | ~/.hermes/config.yaml (full overwrite) | no |

Options

configure:
  --target <t>          claude | codex | openclaw | hermes
  --api-key <key>       TON API key (also via TON_API_KEY env var)
  --base-url <url>      default: https://api2.ai.tokamak.network
  --model <model>       qwen-3.6 | gemma-4 | deepseek-v4-flash | glm-5.2 (interactive: prompted; non-interactive default: qwen-3.6)
  --list-models         list available models and exit (requires --api-key)
  --non-interactive     disable interactive prompts (--target and --api-key required)
  --dry-run             preview changes without modifying files

revert:
  --target <t>          claude | codex
  --non-interactive     disable interactive prompts (--target required)
  --dry-run             preview changes without modifying files
  --no-backup           skip creating .bak-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS backup files

How it works

Settings are wrapped in a marker block so changes are surgical and reversible:

# TON AI Access — auto-configured — 2026-01-01 | target: claude | model: qwen-3.6
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-..."
...
# ///TON AI Access

revert removes only the marker block and the keys it added, leaving your existing configuration intact.

Gateway Restart

After writing configuration, configure openclaw and configure hermes automatically run their respective gateway restart commands (openclaw gateway restart / hermes gateway restart) so the new API key takes effect immediately. If the binary is not found or the restart fails, a warning is printed and the command continues.

Backup

By default, revert creates a timestamped backup (<file>.bak-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS) before modifying any file. Use --no-backup to skip.