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innies

v0.1.16

Published

CLI wrappers for routing Claude and Codex through the Innies proxy.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

inniesllmproxyanthropicopenaiclaudecodexcli

Readme

innies

CLI wrappers for routing Claude Code and OpenAI Codex through the Innies proxy.

Install

npm install -g innies

Commands

innies login --token <buyer_token> --base-url https://api.innies.computer
innies doctor
innies claude -- --help
innies codex -- --help
innies unlink claude

What It Does

  • innies claude runs Claude Code through a local loopback bridge that forwards to the Innies Anthropic path with buyer auth injected.
  • innies codex runs Codex against the Innies OpenAI Responses proxy path.
  • Innies authenticates with your buyer token and routes requests through pooled provider credentials.

Notes

  • You need an Innies buyer token, not a raw Anthropic/OpenAI API key.
  • innies login stores config in ~/.innies/config.json.
  • Wrapper commands pass through extra arguments after --.
  • innies codex isolates wrapped runs from stale local ChatGPT login state in ~/.codex/auth.json, while still preserving normal Codex config like config.toml.
  • innies doctor shows the actual Claude binary innies claude will execute and whether plain claude is currently wrapper-linked through Innies.
  • innies unlink claude removes the managed ~/.local/bin/claude takeover wrapper if you want plain claude to go back to the real local install.
  • Upgrade past [email protected] if installed; that build used Claude credential shelving and has been replaced by the local bridge flow.

Repo

Main repo: https://github.com/shirtlessfounder/innies