wisp-router

Wisp — a BYOK model router, in your terminal.

• wisp — the TUI: pick a Provider (OpenCode Go, Codex/ChatGPT, Anthropic/Claude.ai, OpenAI, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama, and more), set keys or OAuth sign-in, edit the Routing map, host the Bridge.
• wisp serve — the headless Bridge: a local OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic-compatible endpoint that routes to whichever backend you configured.
• claude-wisp — launch Claude Code pre-wired to the Bridge (env on the child only, argv passed through verbatim).

Install

npm i -g wisp-router

Ships as a compiled per-platform binary (win32-x64, darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, linux-x64) — no Bun or particular Node version needed at runtime.

Quick start

wisp            # the TUI — type / for commands (/providers, /key, /model, /routing, /bridge, …)
wisp serve      # headless Bridge host
claude-wisp     # Claude Code through the Bridge (start the Bridge first)

State lives in ~/.wisp/ (config.json + owner-only auth.json), shared with the Wisp VS Code extension.

Versioning

wisp-router starts at 2.0.x — there is no 1.x npm line. It shares the monorepo with the 1.x Wisp VS Code extension; the two faces version independently.

Source and docs: github.com/EstarinAzx/Wisp-Router.