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Swisscode — Development skill for Claude Code

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Run Claude Code with multiple Claude Pro/Max accounts: usage limits, one-command switching, a localhost proxy with 429 rate-limit failover and a traffic inspector, plus OpenRouter and custom Anthropic.

How to install Swisscode

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

What Swisscode does

Alternatives in Development

Claude Swap — Switch between multiple Claude Code accounts, with automatic rate-limit rotation, usage dashboard, and paralle 2k ★
Claude Balancer — A load balancer proxy for multiple Claude OAuth accounts with automatic failover, request tracking, and web da 910 ★
Dario — A local OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible proxy that brings your Claude Pro/Max subscription to Cursor, Cline 485 ★

README

swisscode — every Claude Pro and Max account you own, one command away: multi-account vault, rate-limit failover proxy, traffic inspector

swisscode — run Claude Code with multiple accounts, a rate-limit failover proxy, and any Anthropic-compatible provider

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**swisscode** is a launcher and account manager for [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code). Save several **Claude Pro / Max logins**, see each one's **5-hour and 7-day usage limits**, and **switch accounts without `/login`**. Route Claude Code through a **localhost proxy** that **fails over to the next account on a 429 rate limit**, refreshes expired tokens for you, and records every request for a **turn-by-turn traffic inspector**. Or point Claude Code at **OpenRouter** or **any custom Anthropic-compatible endpoint** with stored API keys, named **profiles**, and a small **web UI**.

swisscode work            # launch Claude Code as the "work" profile
swisscode accounts usage  # how much of each subscription is left
swisscode proxy run       # one endpoint, many accounts, automatic failover