One-Click Connect Third-Party Relay to ChatGPT, Codex, Claude: CC Switch Unifies Your AI Coding Tool Workflow

In today's growing AI coding tools ecosystem, we often need to switch between different AI tools, each with its own configuration method. Manually editing config files is tedious and error-prone. CC Switch is a desktop tool built to solve this pain point. CC Switch supports unified management of 7 AI coding tools: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes. Its core value: no manual config file editing needed, one-click API provider switching via visual UI.

Key Highlights

50+ built-in provider presets: covering AWS Bedrock, NVIDIA NIM, and major community relay stations

One-click switch: toggle between official login and third-party relay with one click

System tray quick switch: no need to open main window, switch directly from tray menu

Unified MCP & Skills management: sync MCP servers and skill configs across tools

Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux fully covered, open-source and free

Screenshots

Connecting to ChatGPT

Launch CC Switch, click "Add Provider" in the main interface.

In the provider list, you have two options:

Choose from presets: scroll through 50+ built-in presets, including many community relay stations (PackyCode, AIGoCode, AICodeMirror, etc.).

Custom config: if your provider is not listed, select "Custom" and fill in manually.

Fill in provider info:

Provider name: customize an easily recognizable name (e.g., "My ChatGPT Relay").

API type: select the corresponding tool type (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI, etc.).

Base URL: fill in the API endpoint provided by your relay station.

API Key: paste the API key obtained from your relay station.

Click "Save" and the provider is added.

Step 2: Switch to third-party provider

After adding, find your newly created config in the provider list and click "Enable" on the right. CC Switch automatically writes the config to the corresponding CLI tool's config file.

Special note: For Claude Code, no terminal restart needed after switching; other tools (Codex, Gemini CLI) require restarting the terminal or CLI process.

Step 3: Restart the software
For example, if I connected ChatGPT, Codex is now built-in. Originally you needed an official account or API key to use it. After restarting and enabling CC Switch, you can enter directly.

You can also use GPT-5.6