Claudexor is a control plane for managing multiple AI coding assistants that enables quota-aware rotation across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode subscriptions.
The tool solves the problem of hitting usage limits when relying on a single AI coding assistant subscription. It works by maintaining a shared thread context across multiple assistant instances and automatically rotating between them based on quota availability, allowing developers to continue working without interruption when one subscription reaches its limit. The system also enables cross-model code review, letting different AI assistants evaluate each other's output.
Claudexor suits developers who actively use multiple AI coding assistants and want to maximize their combined capacity without manual switching. It works as a local-first CLI tool and MCP server, making it suitable for developers who prefer command-line workflows and want to integrate AI assistance into their existing development environment. The project is particularly valuable for those managing multiple subscriptions across different platforms, as it abstracts away the complexity of tracking quotas and switching between services.
The project shows consistent development activity with regular commits addressing both feature additions and bug fixes. The codebase maintains active refinement of core functionality around quota management and context sharing. The tool receives ongoing attention to its integration points with multiple AI platforms, ensuring compatibility as those services evolve. Documentation and configuration handling are regularly updated to reflect new capabilities and improve user experience.
