Claudexor
A local-first control plane that runs Codex CLI, Claude Code, Cursor CLI, OpenCode and other coding-agent harnesses behind one typed interface, adding best-of-N races between harnesses, quota-aware account rotation and audited cost and quota tracking.
Claudexor sits over the agent CLIs a developer already pays for: read-only questions resume the vendor's own native session, write turns land as inspectable patches or complete file manifests, and races pit harnesses against each other with cross-family review and arbitration. Every claim it makes, cost, quota, web evidence or auth route, is a typed fact that can be audited rather than an unverified estimate; unknown cost is never reported as zero.
Named credential profiles hold separate Antigravity, Claude, Codex and Cursor subscription bindings side by side, each with its own state, and an opt-in policy rotates a spent account out of rotation once its vendor-reported usage limit is hit, for the harnesses that expose a usage source. Deterministic gates and protected paths guard write turns, and everything runs on the local machine with files as the source of truth and no telemetry.
It also runs as the delegated execution layer inside a separate persistent agent project, Ouroboros, and can make a single model request through a managed Codex subscription for a caller that supplies its own system prompt and tools.