Add Claudexor - #220
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Merged manually in 126e206 with refreshed star count and sort position — the entry is now in the README. Thanks for contributing! |
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Adds Claudexor to Harnesses & orchestration, under Orchestrators & autonomous loops, at its current 334 GitHub stars.
Claudexor is a local-first CLI and macOS control plane for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. It supports multiple user-owned accounts of the same harness, for example five Claude Code accounts or ten Codex accounts, with isolated credentials and a separate quota for each account. Users can opt in to automatic rotation when one account reaches its limit. Claudexor also keeps one coding thread across harnesses and supports isolated workspaces, Best-of-N runs, cross-model review, and typed apply gates. MIT licensed and actively maintained.