OpenRelay aggregates local AI quotas and direct links to multiple providers, enabling one-click configuration for various tools. It supports 58 providers (45 API/local + 13 local/CLI/IDE), and offers scripts to set environment variables for Anthropic-based tooling. Latest releases are v0.10.63, v0.10.62, v0.10.61, v0.10.60, v0.10.59.
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What it is
OpenRelay aggregates local AI quotas and direct connections to AI providers, enabling one-click access to local projects and cross-tool quota usage.
How it works
OpenRelay discovers and manages quotas from multiple sources (local apps, CLI sessions, and API endpoints) and allows routing those quotas to tools like Claude Code, Aider, Goose, and OpenCode. It provides a web dashboard to configure providers for each tool and supports automatic failover across providers. It also enables environment-variable-based configuration for external tools via a simple URL/endpoint approach.
Getting started
Direct download steps provided for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Then run the downloaded executable; the README shows commands to chmod +x and execute:
Windows: the executable link is provided as the download URL in the README.
macOS:
chmod +x openrelay-macos
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine openrelay-macos
./openrelay-macos
Linux:
# x64
chmod +x openrelay-linux-x64
./openrelay-linux-x64
# ARM64 / aarch64
chmod +x openrelay-linux-arm64
./openrelay-linux-arm64
It notes that credentials are stored locally and that the Web dashboard at http://localhost:18765 manages everything.
Recent releases
Latest releases (latest 5):
- v0.10.63 v0.10.63 (2026-07-22): Release v0.10.63
- v0.10.62 v0.10.62 (2026-07-03): Release v0.10.62
- v0.10.61 v0.10.61 (2026-06-24): Release v0.10.61
- v0.10.60 v0.10.60 (2026-06-17): Release v0.10.60
- v0.10.59 v0.10.59 (2026-06-17): Release v0.10.59
Traction
GitHub stars: 2279. Forks: 314. Open issues: 0.
Behind the repo
Not provided in the README excerpt.
Caveats
MIT license. Open-core model with Pro features under a commercial license. Linux builds for Claude Desktop and Antigravity are not available. Credentials storage paths include ~/.openrelay/ and local credential handling is auditable via src/cookie.ts.






