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Use GPT, DeepSeek, GLM, Gemini, Kimi and 400+ models in Claude Desktop's own model picker and in Claude Code, while staying signed in to your Claude subscription (1P, no gateway mode). Auto reasoning effort per prompt, subagents routed by difficulty, cache and limit warnings. Claude inside Codex too.
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clauderipple is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by PBJ-2. Use GPT, DeepSeek, GLM, Gemini, Kimi and 400+ models in Claude Desktop's own model picker and in Claude Code, while staying signed in to your Claude subscription (1P, no gateway mode). Auto reasoning effort per prompt, subagents routed by difficulty, cache and limit warnings. Claude inside Codex too. It has 104 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/PBJ-2/clauderipple" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
clauderipple is primarily written in TypeScript. It is open-source under PBJ-2 on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Claude Desktop already ships an official way to use other models — the inference gateway setting, what the app calls third-party or 3P mode. Turning it on is not a per-session choice. It switches the whole app into a different deployment mode at launch, and that mode is a different product:
claude.ai and loads a local bundle instead. claude.ai
/api/ and /v1/ calls answer custom_3p_not_available 503.shouldEnableSessionsBridge() returns false).There is no middle setting. "Chat on Claude, Code on the gateway" is impossible for anyone, because 1P mode routes nothing through the gateway at all. (All of this is read out of the app's own bundle; see docs/ARCHITECTURE.md §2.)
ClaudeRipple never touches that setting. The app stays signed in to your Claude subscription in 1P mode, and another model answers in the Code tab and its subagents — under its real name in the model picker, at the reasoning effort you chose. You do not trade your Claude account for a GPT one. You keep both, in one app.
Three things follow from staying in 1P, and no gateway-based tool can offer any of them:
If you pay for Claude, 3P is not an option — it throws away the half of the subscription you are paying for. This is the only way to keep it and still choose the model.
Yes — in the Code tab and its subagents. Install ClaudeRipple, sign in with a ChatGPT Plus or Pro subscription, and GPT (GPT-6 Sol, Luna, Astra, GPT-5.6 Terra and the rest) shows up under its real name in the model picker, with the reasoning effort you pick. The app itself is not modified and not switched into any other mode. The general chat tab stays Claude: no tool can route it without turning the whole app into gateway mode (see 1P, not 3P).
The same install covers the terminal claude CLI. ClaudeRipple is a local proxy that
Claude Code is pointed at through two lines in ~/.claude/settings.json, so your
skills, hooks, MCP servers, CLAUDE.md and subagents keep working while another model
answers.
No — and you should not. That setting switches the whole app into 3P mode, which stops loading claude.ai, replaces chat with a local-agent session and turns Remote Control off. ClaudeRipple never touches it.
No. The app stays signed in to your Claude subscription, so chat, phone Remote Control, cloud sessions and Anthropic's own connectors keep working. That is the whole point of staying in 1P.
Yes. Model mapping is per model name: leave a name mapped to Claude and it answers as Claude. Most people map one or two names to GPT and leave the rest alone.
No. Any ChatGPT plan that includes Codex works — Plus, Pro and Business, and Enterprise or Edu where the workspace admin has turned Codex on. You sign in from the app and no API key is involved. The plan's usage limits apply; once they are used up, Codex credits you have bought carry on. API keys are for the other providers (DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, OpenRouter and anything else with an Anthropic- or OpenAI-compatible endpoint).
GPT through a ChatGPT subscription, and DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Grok, Qwen and 400+ more through OpenRouter or a direct API key. Claude models keep working as they are.
Yes, on Windows and macOS, arm64 and x64. Install, dashboard, restart and uninstall are
measured on Windows 11 arm64; the x64 runtime is measured under emulation. Linux works too
where there is a systemd user session: install, a Code-tab request through the router, a
restart in the middle of a streaming answer and uninstall are measured on Ubuntu 24.04 x64
with Claude Desktop 2.2553.13, and so is picker mode: models from cli.extraModels show
in the Code-tab picker next to Claude's own.
No. The proxy runs on your own machine. Requests go to the provider you configured and nowhere else, and credentials stay in your home directory. See Privacy.
What ClaudeRipple does with Claude is small and checkable: a request that stays on Claude leaves your machine byte for byte as Claude Code sent it, and a request routed to GPT or another provider never reaches Anthropic at all. It works through the proxy and certificate settings Claude Code documents for corpora