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pennyrouter

v0.1.6

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Install and manage PennyRouter local coding-agent integrations.

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PennyRouter CLI

Official local installer for PennyRouter coding-agent integrations.

PennyRouter is a model gateway for coding tools. This CLI handles the local setup work that agents should not do by hand: browser authorization, API-key handoff, config edits, backups, status checks, and uninstall metadata.

Usage

npx pennyrouter install
npx pennyrouter install --existing-account
npx pennyrouter install --harness claude-code,cline,opencode,codex,windsurf,zed,codegpt,aider
npx pennyrouter disable
npx pennyrouter enable
npx pennyrouter uninstall
npx pennyrouter status

With no --harness flag, the interactive installer shows a checkbox list. Tools with detected configs start checked; press Enter to accept or type tool IDs to toggle them.

Supported Tools

  • Claude Code
  • Cline (manual setup instructions; no VS Code settings mutation)
  • Codex
  • opencode
  • Windsurf
  • Zed
  • JetBrains CodeGPT (manual setup instructions; no XML mutation)
  • Aider

Penny Models

Tools that expose a model picker get four curated choices:

  • Penny Core: pennyrouter/penny-core:premium
  • Penny Speed: pennyrouter/penny-speed:standard
  • Penny Power: pennyrouter/penny-power:premium
  • Penny Custom: pennyrouter/auto, using the bundle/profile saved in the user's PennyRouter account

Agent Flow

Users can ask a coding agent to follow:

https://pennyrouter.com/install

That machine-readable page tells the agent to invoke this CLI instead of editing config files directly.

What It Changes

The CLI writes only selected local tool configuration files, saves backups under the local PennyRouter state directory, and records an uninstall manifest.

disable temporarily removes PennyRouter from selected tools while retaining a local PennyRouter-managed snapshot for enable.

It does not delete PennyRouter accounts, credits, or remote API keys.

License

MIT