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theclawbay

v0.6.9

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CLI for connecting Codex, Hermes Agent, Gemini-compatible apps, Continue, Cline, GSD, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Kilo, Roo Code, Aider, experimental Trae, and experimental Zo to The Claw Bay.

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theclawbay

CLI for connecting Codex, Claude Code, Hermes Agent, Gemini-compatible apps, Continue, Cline, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Kilo, Roo Code, Aider, experimental Trae, and experimental Zo to The Claw Bay.

Install

npm i -g theclawbay

Usage

Just run:

theclawbay

That opens a menu — set up / connect tools, switch your Codex account, check usage, or log out. You never need to remember a subcommand.

Setup walks you through three quick steps: pick the tools to connect, pick the models to enable (grouped by provider, including the Open Source catalog), and pick your default model. It signs you in through your browser; to use an API key from https://theclawbay.com/dashboard instead, run theclawbay setup --api-key <apiKey>. Toggle items with arrow keys plus Enter/Space, or press 1-9 and 0 to toggle tools directly. Every model you enable is registered in every tool that supports model switching (Codex, Continue, GSD, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Kilo, Roo Code, Hermes, Zo, Trae get named entries or profiles per model; Aider gets /model <id> aliases). Re-running setup also migrates legacy OpenCode and Kilo patches to the current reasoning-capable provider path and refreshes OpenClaw model metadata. Setup also creates a local backup before changing config files, and you can choose the default model with --model <id> or print the live backend model list with --list-models.

Optional

theclawbay logout

Removes The Claw Bay-managed local config from this machine.

theclawbay usage

Shows your current shared 5-hour and weekly usage windows.

theclawbay backup

Creates a timestamped local backup of the managed config and supported client config paths.

theclawbay backup --list

Shows the saved backups with their date/time and captured target counts.

theclawbay backup --restore <backupId>

Restores a saved backup snapshot.