ReRouted: macOS Menu Bar App to Auto-Fallback Across Claude, Codex, Grok, and More
ReRouted is a lightweight macOS menu bar app that acts as a local gateway for multiple AI coding tool accounts and providers. You point all your tools to one local endpoint, and it handles routing and automatic fallback when a provider hits limits.
Key Details
- Connect accounts: Supports Claude (via OAuth), Codex/ChatGPT, Grok, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, OpenRouter, Cloudflare, NVIDIA endpoints, and more.
- Create routes: Define a route (e.g., 'coding') with your preferred order of providers/models.
- Single local URL + one generated key: Use the same endpoint and key across all your tools.
- Automatic fallback: If a provider returns a 429, 5xx, timeout, or fails before output starts, it instantly and silently tries the next provider in the route.
- Background operation: Fast, happens in the background with no manual intervention.
- Fully open source and free.
Set up a route like 'coding' with Claude, then Codex, then Grok. When Claude hits a rate limit, ReRouted transparently switches to the next provider without interrupting your session.
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