Moxie lives in your Mac's menu bar. Connect OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama, and more, then use them directly from Claude Code.
Moxie sits between Claude Code and your AI accounts and takes care of the fiddly parts.
Smart Router lines up your accounts in a chain. At 97% of a limit, new requests move to the next account, even on another provider, so your agents keep working without interruption. When the first account resets, it switches back on its own.
Smart Router guide →Claude Code's picker has four slots: Fable, Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku. Put any model from any provider in each, or pick a preset to swap all four at once.
Slots guide →Turn Moxie on and it sets up Claude Code for you, in both the CLI and the VS Code extension. If Claude Code rewrites its settings later, Moxie puts them back.
Add Claude plans, ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, API keys, or local models. Already signed in to Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity on this Mac? Moxie can import those logins.
Change accounts while an agent is still working. Requests already running finish where they started, and the next one goes to the new account.
See the five-hour and weekly windows for every account side by side, kept up to date from your actual traffic.
You get a notification when an account reaches 90% of a limit, another when it runs out, and one more when it resets.
A GitHub-style heatmap shows a year of token use. History keeps every session, and Home shows what today has cost so far.
Check usage, switch accounts, or turn Moxie off without opening a window.
The Moxie icon empties as the active account uses up its five-hour limit, so you can tell how much is left at a glance.
Chat with any account and model in the Playground. It's the quickest way to check a new login before Claude Code depends on it.
API keys and login tokens are stored in the macOS Keychain. Requests go straight from your Mac to the provider.
Moxie can open at login already on, and it checks for signed updates on its own.
Save your accounts, settings, and full usage history to one file. Restore it later on this Mac or a new one.
The menu bar handles the quick stuff. The main window has everything else.
Moxie's status, the active account, live usage limits, today's cost, and a year of token use on one screen.
Lifetime totals across every account, plus each session with its requests, tokens, and data sent.
Every account you have added, with login expiry and how much usage is left. Make one active with a click.
Pick an account and a model and start chatting. Useful for checking a new login before Claude Code uses it.
Theme, the Dock gauge, the port, launch at login, Claude Code setup, and backups.
Every request and account switch with a timestamp. Copy them out when something looks off.
Whether it's a Claude plan, an API key, or a model running on your Mac, Claude Code talks to all of them the same way.
Moxie runs on your Mac and listens on localhost. Credentials stay in Keychain, and requests go straight to the provider you picked. Apart from license, update, and pricing checks, Moxie doesn't phone home.
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