Codei
A locally run AI connector and gateway tool that uses a transparent proxy and certificate injection to forward requests from various AI editors uniformly to a user-configured upstream model source. It supports protocol conversion, model management, automatic failover, and remote development.
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Codei is an AI connector tool that runs locally, listening for requests locally and automatically converting AI protocols emitted by the editor and forwarding them to a user-configured upstream source.
Codei supports connecting OpenAI-compatible interfaces, the Anthropic Claude protocol, and self-built services as upstreams.
Codei lets editors such as Devin, Cursor, and Kiro take over AI requests without modifying the editor's own configuration, and an extra page of models appears in the editor's model list.
Codei's zero-modification takeover of editors relies on a local transparent proxy and certificate injection (generating and installing a local root certificate into the system trust store, dynamically issuing certificates for target domains to decrypt HTTPS traffic).
Codei provides a test connectivity feature that shows whether the connection succeeded and the latency in milliseconds.
Codei supports one-click syncing of all upstream model lists, and allows custom display names, price labels, adding custom models, and adjusting thinking intensity.
Codei supports specifying a separate image source for image generation, and after switching sources the models in the editor can be changed instantly without restarting.
Codei has automatic failover: when an upstream is rate-limited, returns an error, or is completely unavailable, traffic is automatically switched to the next source, and the user's conversation continues almost imperceptibly.
Codei's failover covers four types of traffic, including chat, Agent, and tool calls.
Codei supports configuring rules separately per editor, including replacing or appending custom system prompts, while preserving the editor's built-in context.
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Codei is an AI connector tool that runs locally, listening for requests locally and automatically converting AI protocols emitted by the editor and forwarding them to a user-configured upstream source.
50%UnverifiedCodei supports connecting OpenAI-compatible interfaces, the Anthropic Claude protocol, and self-built services as upstreams.
50%UnverifiedCodei lets editors such as Devin, Cursor, and Kiro take over AI requests without modifying the editor's own configuration, and an extra page of models appears in the editor's model list.
50%UnverifiedCodei's zero-modification takeover of editors relies on a local transparent proxy and certificate injection (generating and installing a local root certificate into the system trust store, dynamically issuing certificates for target domains to decrypt HTTPS traffic).
50%UnverifiedCodei provides a test connectivity feature that shows whether the connection succeeded and the latency in milliseconds.
50%UnverifiedCodei supports one-click syncing of all upstream model lists, and allows custom display names, price labels, adding custom models, and adjusting thinking intensity.
50%UnverifiedCodei supports specifying a separate image source for image generation, and after switching sources the models in the editor can be changed instantly without restarting.
50%UnverifiedCodei has automatic failover: when an upstream is rate-limited, returns an error, or is completely unavailable, traffic is automatically switched to the next source, and the user's conversation continues almost imperceptibly.
50%UnverifiedCodei's failover covers four types of traffic, including chat, Agent, and tool calls.
50%UnverifiedCodei supports configuring rules separately per editor, including replacing or appending custom system prompts, while preserving the editor's built-in context.
50%UnverifiedIn Remote SSH scenarios, Codei can route remote AI traffic back to the local machine through an SSH tunnel, automatically injecting certificates and redirecting the link, and currently supports Linux remotes.
50%UnverifiedCodei can manage the configuration of CLI tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI, writing source configuration with one click and automatically backing up before writing.
50%UnverifiedCodei can manage MCP servers in one place and inject them with one click without modifying the original configuration.
50%UnverifiedCodei's Fast Context feature directly calls Devin's codebase retrieval and automatically reuses the local Devin login, achieving zero configuration.
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