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Cc Mirror — AI skill for Claude Code

AI community intermediate

Create multiple isolated Claude Code variants with custom providers (Z.ai, MiniMax, OpenRouter, LiteLLM).

How to install Cc Mirror

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open numman-ali/cc-mirror and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Cc Mirror does

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README

CC-MIRROR

Claude Code, Unshackled

Pre-configured Claude Code variants with custom providers,

prompt packs, and battle-tested enhancements.

One command. Instant power-up.


Quick Start

# Fastest path to a configured Claude Code variant
npx cc-mirror quick --provider mirror --name mclaude

# Run it
mclaude

That's it. You now have a Claude Code variant ready to run.

Claude Code Version (Stable/Latest/Pin)

By default, CC-MIRROR installs the **latest** Claude Code native release. You can pin a channel or version:

# Track upstream stable channel
npx cc-mirror quick --provider mirror --name mclaude --claude-version stable

# Track upstream latest channel
npx cc-mirror update mclaude --claude-version latest

# Pin a specific version
npx cc-mirror update mclaude --claude-version 2.1.37

Notes:

  • stable and latest are upstream channels. stable may lag behind latest (that is normal).
  • cc-mirror resolves the channel to a concrete version during install/update and stores it in variant.json.

Or use the interactive wizard

npx cc-mirror

What is CC-MIRROR?

CC-MIRROR is an **opinionated Claude Code distribution**. We did the hacking — you get the superpowers.

At its core, CC-MIRROR:

  1. Clones Claude Code into isolated instances
  2. Configures provider endpoints, model mapping, and env defaults
  3. Applies prompt packs and tweakcc themes
  4. Installs optional skills (dev-browser, opt-in)
  5. Packages everything into a single command

Each variant is completely isolated — its own config, sessions, MCP servers, and credentials. Your main Claude Code installation stays untouched.

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