Claudexor is a local-first control plane for the AI coding agents you already pay for. It runs Codex CLI, Claude Code, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, and raw API adapters behind one typed interface: a chat of turns where read-only questions resume the vendor's own native session, write turns land as inspectable patches, races pit harnesses against each other with cross-family review, and every claim — cost, quota, web evidence, auth route — is a typed fact you can audit, never a vibe.
Compared to driving a bare Codex or Claude Code session, Claudexor adds the
layer the vendors do not ship: best-of-N races with independent reviewers and
arbitration; honest budget/quota accounting (unknown cost is never $0);
deterministic gates and protected paths; and — since 2.1 — credential
profiles: several Claude/Codex/Cursor subscriptions registered side by side,
each with its own isolated named login. Live subscription-quota tracking —
and the opt-in policy that rotates a spent account out of the way on typed
vendor limits — covers the harnesses with a vendor usage source (Claude and
Codex); Cursor has none yet. Everything runs on your machine, files are the
source of truth, and there is no telemetry.
Current status: v3.3.7. See "Stability at 2.0" below for what is a stable contract and what remains experimental; retired verbs and mode ids hard-error with the new spelling instead of silently aliasing.
If you use Claudexor — or you are an agent whose human does — a star is the one-click way to say it works.
