Claude Code
nclaudeRoutes Claude Code through a local Anthropic-to-Nebius translation proxy. Your subscription, login, and config stay untouched.
A local relay that points Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi Code at open models on Nebius Token Factory, with short commands and zero edits to your real tool config.
curl -fsSL https://nebius-tf-relay.vercel.app/install.sh | shmacOS & Linux · installs Bun if needed · stays up to date (auto-updating)
Run the one-liner. It drops nebiusrelay plus nclaude, ncodex, nopencode, and npi onto your PATH and installs Bun if you don't have it.
On first run, nebiusrelay configure asks for your Nebius Token Factory key and an optional Tavily key for live web search.
Type nclaude or ncodex and keep working. The Relay injects Nebius settings for that run only. Nothing is written to your real agent config.
One Nebius Token Factory key powers all four agents through a single local proxy. The model list is pulled live from Nebius, so every model they serve is one command away.
nclaudeRoutes Claude Code through a local Anthropic-to-Nebius translation proxy. Your subscription, login, and config stay untouched.
ncodexTalks to Nebius through a local Responses-to-chat proxy, with headless exec support. Sessions stay resumable across providers.
nopencodeLaunches with Nebius wired in as an OpenAI-compatible provider, injected only for that run. Close it and your setup is exactly as it was.
npiStarts with a custom Nebius provider and a temporary config directory, while normal local session history keeps persisting.
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi Code all run on Nebius open models through a single local install.
The proxy emulates native web_search with Tavily and streams real Anthropic citation blocks straight into your agent.
Every turn is metered against the model's real per-token rates and printed as a running total when you exit.
Nothing rewrites your agent config files. The installed binary keeps itself current from the release site.
Free to install, config-free, and reversible. Your subscriptions and logins stay exactly where they are.