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feat(server): route Claude, Codex, and OpenCode through a CLIProxyAPI proxy with one switch - #27356
Many people already run CLIProxyAPI next to T3 Code, but routing a provider through it means hand-written environment variables on every instance, on every machine. T3 also can't tell that those instances are proxied, so it probes them as direct logins. That's where the -32600 Limits warnings (#11873) come from, and the proxy's accounts never show up as that provider's.
This adds a proxy connection to each environment and a per-instance switch. It is the first step of the design in #27202.
Settings → Providers → Proxy: URL, API key, and an optional management key. Both keys use the existing secret store and redaction.
Use proxy on Claude, Codex, and OpenCode instances. The registry resolves the environment's proxy into each useProxy entry, so changing the proxy rebuilds exactly those instances. Routing is applied at harness spawn only, never through instance.environment, because that environment also reaches the instance's terminals and usage scans.
Claude: ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN. An empty ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is set, and ambient Bedrock, Vertex, and OAuth overrides are removed.
Codex: a t3_proxy model provider passed with -c. Its key comes from env_key, so it stays out of argv. Every thread/start and thread/resume now sends modelProvider. Without it, Codex resumes through the provider stored in the rollout and silently bypasses the proxy (verified against the pinned rust-v0.156.1 thread_processor.rs).
OpenCode: the built-in anthropic and openai providers get the proxy's baseURL and key inside OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT. The rest of the user's config content is preserved. While proxied, OpenCode offers only those two providers and runs with its plugins disabled, since a stored ChatGPT login's plugin rewrites requests to chatgpt.com. This needs OpenCode ≥1.14.49 and plain-JSON config content. After spawn, the server's effective config must still point both providers at the proxy, since organization and managed configs merge later. Otherwise the instance is unavailable with a reason. OpenCode 2 reads endpoints from a different config shape, so proxied OpenCode 2 fails closed for now.
No silent fallback. A useProxy instance with no proxy configured is unavailable, with a reason. So is a driver that can't route, T3-managed ChatGPT sign-in, or an external OpenCode server. Running on the instance's own login would spend a different account.
Status and Limits. Proxied instances report "Via proxy" and skip native limit probes. With a management key, the proxy feeds Usage → Limits as a hub automatically, unless a hub already points at the same URL.
Known limitation: a Codex thread started through the proxy needs the proxy turned on to resume, because its rollout records t3_proxy. This is documented in the user guide.
Not in this PR (later steps of #27202): a T3-hosted CLIProxyAPI, adding and removing proxy accounts in the provider view, sharing one environment's proxy with other environments, and mobile editing (mobile doesn't edit provider instances today).
Proof: focused tests, including a Codex replay test that fails without the resume pin. vp run check:changed is green. An isolated dev server ran real Claude Haiku 5.5 and Codex GPT-6 Luna turns through a LAN CLIProxyAPI. The spawned processes carried the proxy routing: the Claude process had ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://192.168.1.250:8317, and Codex had model_provider="t3_proxy" with base_url=".../v1" and env_key="T3_PROXY_KEY".
Evidence
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Proxy section (key stored as a secret)
Claude with Use proxy on
Claude Haiku 5.5 turn through the proxy
Codex GPT-6 Luna turn through the proxy
A first Claude attempt on Haiku 4.5 failed with the proxy's own 400 unknown provider for model claude-haiku-4-5. That test proxy doesn't alias that model, but the error confirms the request reached it.
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Created with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (running in T3 Code). GPT-6 Astra (Codex CLI) drove the UI verification, and GPT-6.1 Sol reviewed the change.
… proxy
Adds a per-environment proxy connection (Settings -> Providers -> Proxy) and
a Use proxy switch on Claude, Codex, and OpenCode instances. Routing applies at
harness spawn only; Codex pins thread start and resume to the t3_proxy model
provider. A proxy management key feeds Usage -> Limits automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds explicit opt-in proxy routing for Claude, Codex, and OpenCode without changing existing provider defaults. Secret handling and fail-closed checks limit unintended routing or fallback to another account.
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- a hand-written provider-proxy usage source keeps its id
- proxied OpenCode skips Go limits, offers only routed providers, and refuses JSONC config
- each proxy key can be cleared on its own
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This change adds environment-level proxy settings and per-provider routing for Claude, Codex, and OpenCode. It applies proxy configuration during provider setup, updates proxy-aware status and usage reporting, and adds settings controls and setup instructions.
Adds proxy URL and secret-key settings, shared route helpers, a driver input field, and secret storage mapping. Proxy settings patches require provider-management scope.
Proxy assignment and instance availability apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistryMutator.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistryHydration.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistry.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistryHydration.test.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistry.test.ts
Hydration attaches a normalized proxy route to instances with useProxy. Registry reconciliation passes valid routes to drivers and marks instances unavailable when proxy routing is unsupported or no route is configured.
Claude and Codex proxy runtime apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeHome.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/provider/codexLaunchArgs.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/CodexDriver.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeHome.test.ts, apps/server/src/provider/codexLaunchArgs.test.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts
Claude and Codex apply proxy settings to runtime environments. Codex thread operations include the proxy model provider. Tests cover environment changes, launch arguments, and thread resume behavior.
OpenCode applies proxy settings to Anthropic and OpenAI, checks effective routing, and requires version 1.14.49 for proxied servers. Proxy use is rejected for external servers, non-JSON configuration, and OpenCode 2.
Proxy status and usage sources apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts, apps/server/src/provider/CodexProvider.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.test.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usageLimits.ts
Proxy-routed Claude and Codex status checks use proxy authentication metadata and report usage limits as unsupported. Usage-limit handling adds a proxy source when the proxy URL and management key are configured. Proxied OpenCode limits are also reported as unsupported.
Adds editable proxy settings and per-instance routing controls to provider settings. Search includes a Proxy result. User instructions describe setup and provider-specific limitations.
sequenceDiagram
participant Registry as ProviderInstanceRegistry
participant Driver as CodexDriver
participant Adapter as CodexAdapterV2
participant AppServer as Codex app server
Registry->>Driver: Create instance with proxy route
Driver->>Adapter: Pass routed environment and proxy model provider
Adapter->>AppServer: Start or resume thread with proxy model provider
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#26909: The PR adds proxy-routed Claude status metadata and unsupported native limits for configured instances; the issue’s settings.json routing path remains separate.
pingdotgg/t3code#24680: The PR exposes proxy accounts through a synthetic usage source that uses the hub account-reading path discussed in the issue.
pingdotgg/t3code#23054: The PR suppresses a synthetic proxy usage source when a keyed hub already uses the same normalized URL.
pingdotgg/t3code#11873: The PR skips native usage probes for proxy-routed Codex instances, but the described custom launch-argument path remains separate.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#26937: Both changes use Claude endpoint and authentication configuration when determining provider status.
pingdotgg/t3code#27214: Both changes use CLIProxyAPI endpoint configuration in usage-limit handling.
pingdotgg/t3code#23781: Both changes control native Codex usage probing for non-native providers.
Existing or newly opened threads can bypass the selected proxy, and later configuration can restore direct credentials. Address these risks before merging.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts:
- Line 65: Update the PROVIDER_PROXY_SOURCE_ID handling so it cannot overwrite a
configured hub with the same ID: reserve that ID in the settings contract or use
a collision-free synthetic ID, ensuring the configured hub remains available in
refreshed limits and reset-credit lookup.
- Around line 59-62: Update the alreadyListed handling so a configured hub with
a matching normalized proxy URL but an empty managementKey does not suppress the
proxy’s valid key; use that key for the matching source or synthesize a usable
source, while preserving the existing return behavior when the matching source
already has a key.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/settings/ProviderProxySettings.tsx:
- Around line 64-72: Update the SecretInput controls in ProviderProxySettings so
users can explicitly clear configured API and management keys, with each clear
action calling update with the corresponding key set to an empty string. Keep
clearing either key separate from Remove proxy so the URL and other settings
remain intact.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsSearch.ts:
- Around line 803-805: Update the provider-settings redirect condition in
ProviderSettingsPanel.tsx to include the provider-proxy search result alongside
the existing Usage providers and Health check interval results, so it reaches
the available environment’s proxy controls when the selected environment is
disconnected.
Review comments at @docs/user/install.md:
- Around line 201-203: Update the proxy setup instructions to say that users
should enter an API key only if their proxy requires one; keep the proxy URL and
management-key guidance unchanged.
Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/OpenCodeRuntime.ts:
- Around line 113-115: Update the configuration helper used by
OpenCodeDriver.create to emit the proxy URL in OpenCode V2’s
providers.*.settings.baseURL shape when passing the environment to
OpenCode2Server.make, or reject proxied V2 instances before make until V2
routing is supported; preserve the existing V1 provider.*.options shape for V1.
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…xy's accounts
- OpenCode 2 reads providers.*.settings, which the override does not write yet
- a hub at the proxy URL without a management key no longer suppresses the proxy source
- the Proxy search result redirects to an environment that can render it
- docs: the API key is only needed when the proxy requires one
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Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/OpenCodeRuntime.ts:
- Line 90: Update the config-content handling around
resolveOpenCodeConfigContent and decodeOpenCodeConfigObject so an empty
OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT value is treated as an empty config object before
decoding, allowing the initialization check to accept it.
- Line 120: Validate the effective OpenCode provider configuration before
sending proxied requests; do not rely only on enabled_providers, since later
organization or managed configuration can add providers. Fail closed if the
effective provider list contains anything other than anthropic or openai,
ensuring such requests cannot bypass the proxy.
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- Around line 291-293: Add a timeout to the proxy configuration check in
OpenCodeRuntime, where `client.config.get` is called through `runOpenCodeSdk`,
so a stalled request is aborted and startup returns an `OpenCodeRuntimeError`
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- Line 322: Update the effective-configuration routing check around `enabled` to
validate API keys and authentication headers against the proxy configuration, in
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Existing Claude and Codex sessions keep the pre-change proxy route after Use proxy changes.
50-53: Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Existing Claude and Codex sessions keep the pre-change proxy route after Use proxy changes.
When an instance entry changes, ProviderInstanceRegistry closes the old instance scope and builds a new driver. The session manager does not use that change. For an open providerSessionId, it returns the stored runtime before it looks up the registry. Next turns therefore run through the old adapter, and that adapter keeps the environment it was created with. The result is:
Enabling Use proxy, or changing the proxy route, does not move an existing thread to the proxy.
If the replacement instance is unavailable, the existing thread still runs on the old route. The unavailable reason does not stop it.
Invalidate or close sessions bound to an instance when its entry changes. Alternatively, check the current instance state before dispatching each turn on an existing session. Either change needs a defined resume path for Claude and Codex, so this comment does not include a patch.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistry.ts around
lines 50 - 53:
Update ProviderInstanceRegistry change handling around entryEqual so sessions
bound to a changed instance are invalidated or closed, and ensure Claude and
Codex sessions have a defined resume path; alternatively, validate the current
instance state before dispatching each turn so unavailable replacements cannot
continue on the stale route.
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Not changing this here. The behavior predates this PR and applies to every instance setting, not just Use proxy.
Verified: nothing on the session path subscribes to ProviderInstanceRegistry changes. The only consumers of subscribeChanges are ProviderRegistry snapshots and ProviderAuthService. An open providerSessionId therefore keeps its adapter after any instance edit, whether it's environment variables, binary path, launch args, or this flag. The next session on that instance picks up the rebuilt driver.
Effect on routing: this PR doesn't create a bypass. Turning Use proxy on leaves an already-open session on the login it was already using. Removing the proxy leaves an open session on the old proxy route, not on the instance's own login. New sessions on an unavailable instance are refused.
Proper fix: invalidating sessions when their instance entry changes, with a resume path per provider, cuts across the session manager and every adapter. It belongs in its own PR rather than this opt-in feature.
Running exactly this shape, one hub and three environments, so a few notes from use. The pieces that matter most: a per-instance "use proxy" switch, the hub as that instance's usage source, and no native usage probe for a proxied instance. Those three alone remove #11873 and #23054 without touching the matcher. The 38-file diff is going to be hard to land in one go; the connection settings and the Codex routing could ship first, with Claude and OpenCode following. Glad to test a nightly on three machines.
verified on this linux vm with isolated app state, a real git project created through the web ui, repo playwright, /usr/bin/google-chrome, and the real local cliproxyapi. main ran in a separate worktree first, then was stopped before starting the pr server.
github/main (8b74a69019): real codex gpt-6.1-sol baseline turn completed; provider settings had no proxy configuration.
pr: saved the proxy url ending in /v1/ and secret through settings, enabled codex's use proxy, and completed a real streamed turn. restarted the server and resumed the same native conversation; it remembered maple-27356.
removing the proxy retained use proxy and disabled the instance/model. restoring it recovered availability and a real follow-up returned PROXY-RESTORED-27356.
found and fixed claude saved settings.env.ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL overriding the selected proxy. the same haiku 5.5 prompt failed with 404 before the fix and completed after it with the conflicting saved setting still present. route settings now use a private 0600 file held for the session lifetime, with no proxy key in process arguments. conflicting managed routing or dynamic policy helpers fail closed; unrelated model policy stays allowed.
final real turns returned CODEX-FINAL-27356, CLAUDE-FINAL-27356, and CLAUDE-ROUTE-27356. sanitized live loopback capture observed the actual provider requests:
2026-11-01T01:34:48.880Z POST /v1/responses HTTP/1.1
2026-11-01T01:35:16.352Z POST /v1/messages?beta=true HTTP/1.1
fix commit: 767ea2dfc1aeed080a1af7c968979c29c827ce93, pushed without force to the existing contributor head and origin/maria/takeover-pr-27356. vp run check:changed passed through blacksmith: format, lint, knip, graphql, affected-package typechecks, react compiler, 665 tests in 24 files, and 4 targeted react compiler cases. all 34 ci contexts are green at this head; both independent final reviewers approved it. sanitized runtime transcript.
main provider settings:
pr provider settings:
claude saved-settings failure before the fix:
same prompt and conflicting saved settings after the fix:
Not verified
native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows policy sources, opencode, management-key account limits (no management key available), and live keyless operation (this proxy requires a key). existing direct codex rollout migration, forks, archived resume and rollback were not exercised. managed-policy conflict rejection was exercised on linux using the configured claude home's remote policy file; remote enterprise policy refresh and mdm were not available here.
current merge refresh
merged current main into the contributor head without rebasing or force-pushing. commit 5c99a3ff469f1d73a86137ad06d0ca4f4c4aaeab resolves the OpenCode driver conflict by keeping main's shared usage probe and captured services, with the proxy guard applied to both initial and periodic checks. the pr remains 40 files, +1489/-96 against main.
vp run check:changed github/main passed on blacksmith: format, lint, knip, graphql, 39-package typecheck, 670 tests in 24 files, and 4 targeted react compiler cases. a direct runtime call with proxy routing and inline local credentials returned unsupported limits with no windows. verified and resolved the two stale review threads: native limits are skipped for proxy routing, and non-JSON config is rejected before construction instead of silently discarded.
this refresh adds no ui changes. the real-provider evidence above belongs to the previous head; live provider/client behavior has not been rerun at the merge commit. final ci and independent review are pending.
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Many people already run CLIProxyAPI next to T3 Code, but routing a provider through it means hand-written environment variables on every instance, on every machine. T3 also can't tell that those instances are proxied, so it probes them as direct logins. That's where the
-32600Limits warnings (#11873) come from, and the proxy's accounts never show up as that provider's.This adds a proxy connection to each environment and a per-instance switch. It is the first step of the design in #27202.
useProxyentry, so changing the proxy rebuilds exactly those instances. Routing is applied at harness spawn only, never throughinstance.environment, because that environment also reaches the instance's terminals and usage scans.ANTHROPIC_BASE_URLandANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN. An emptyANTHROPIC_API_KEYis set, and ambient Bedrock, Vertex, and OAuth overrides are removed.t3_proxymodel provider passed with-c. Its key comes fromenv_key, so it stays out of argv. Everythread/startandthread/resumenow sendsmodelProvider. Without it, Codex resumes through the provider stored in the rollout and silently bypasses the proxy (verified against the pinned rust-v0.156.1thread_processor.rs).anthropicandopenaiproviders get the proxy'sbaseURLand key insideOPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT. The rest of the user's config content is preserved. While proxied, OpenCode offers only those two providers and runs with its plugins disabled, since a stored ChatGPT login's plugin rewrites requests to chatgpt.com. This needs OpenCode ≥1.14.49 and plain-JSON config content. After spawn, the server's effective config must still point both providers at the proxy, since organization and managed configs merge later. Otherwise the instance is unavailable with a reason. OpenCode 2 reads endpoints from a different config shape, so proxied OpenCode 2 fails closed for now.useProxyinstance with no proxy configured is unavailable, with a reason. So is a driver that can't route, T3-managed ChatGPT sign-in, or an external OpenCode server. Running on the instance's own login would spend a different account.Known limitation: a Codex thread started through the proxy needs the proxy turned on to resume, because its rollout records
t3_proxy. This is documented in the user guide.Not in this PR (later steps of #27202): a T3-hosted CLIProxyAPI, adding and removing proxy accounts in the provider view, sharing one environment's proxy with other environments, and mobile editing (mobile doesn't edit provider instances today).
Proof: focused tests, including a Codex replay test that fails without the resume pin.
vp run check:changedis green. An isolated dev server ran real Claude Haiku 5.5 and Codex GPT-6 Luna turns through a LAN CLIProxyAPI. The spawned processes carried the proxy routing: the Claude process hadANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://192.168.1.250:8317, and Codex hadmodel_provider="t3_proxy"withbase_url=".../v1"andenv_key="T3_PROXY_KEY".Evidence
These are new controls, so there is no "before" screenshot.
A first Claude attempt on Haiku 4.5 failed with the proxy's own
400 unknown provider for model claude-haiku-4-5. That test proxy doesn't alias that model, but the error confirms the request reached it.Reviewed with sol-loop: 12 rounds with gpt-6.1-sol, including a round for each bot follow-up. Sol verdict: approved
Created with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (running in T3 Code). GPT-6 Astra (Codex CLI) drove the UI verification, and GPT-6.1 Sol reviewed the change.
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