Coding Proxy · 14 tools
Compare coding proxy tools that route AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor to cheaper models, aggregate API keys, cap spending, and log every request.
A coding proxy sits between an AI coding tool — Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or an IDE plugin — and the model providers behind it, speaking the same OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible API. It lets you swap in a different or cheaper model, pool many API keys, and enforce spend limits without changing the assistant itself. Many also log, cache, and rate-limit every request that passes through.
Point Claude Code or Cursor at cheaper models to lower per-token spend on the same workflow.
Teams centralize provider keys behind one endpoint with quotas, rotation, and audit logs.
Reach a model or provider through a relay when it is unavailable in your region or account.
Inspect prompts, tokens, and latency for every call an AI coding agent makes.
You point your coding assistant at the proxy's base URL instead of the provider's, using a key the proxy issues. The proxy receives each request, picks a backend model and real API key by your rules, forwards it, and streams the response back unchanged. Along the way it can log the call, count tokens, cache repeats, and retry on a different provider if one fails.
