Plugin name
claudexor
Short description
Connect GitHub Copilot to Claudexor, which can manage multiple native subscription accounts for the same harness, such as five Claude Code accounts or ten Codex accounts. Each login and quota stays isolated; optional rotation moves the next attempt to another available account of that harness. It also coordinates Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. Unlike BYOK or OpenRouter, it runs the native CLIs under the user's own subscription logins instead of routing API keys or model endpoints.
GitHub repository
razzant/claudexor
Plugin path inside the repository
plugins/copilot
Ref to review
v3.1.2
Commit SHA to review
bb5efee24132aa3d65e417040df201e08da44c8c
Version
3.1.2
License identifier
MIT
Author name
Anton Razzhigaev
Author URL
https://github.com/razzant
Homepage URL
https://claudexor.ai/
Keywords
github-copilot
agent-orchestration
multi-harness
claude-code
codex
cursor
opencode
mcp
code-review
local-first
Additional notes for reviewers
I maintain Claudexor. The main distinction from Copilot BYOK and OpenRouter is the account boundary. A user can register multiple native subscription accounts for one harness, for example five Claude Code accounts or ten Codex accounts. Each account runs under an isolated native login and has its own quota. With rotation explicitly enabled, Claudexor checks fresh quota information when available, skips accounts that have reached the configured threshold, and moves the next attempt to another enabled account of the same harness after a confirmed vendor limit. It carries a bounded Claudexor task handoff; it does not transfer a native vendor session between accounts.
This plugin is a local bridge to the user's existing Claudexor installation. It does not provide accounts, credentials, model access, an API key router, or a hosted service. It drives the user's native Claude Code and Codex CLIs under their own subscription logins, and separately lets GitHub Copilot coordinate Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode for planning, execution, and review. It requires Node.js 20.19 or newer, the claudexor command, and any vendor harnesses and accounts the user chooses to connect. Claudexor and this plugin are MIT-licensed. It supports macOS and Linux; Windows is not currently supported. The MCP command is claudexor mcp serve, and the bundled skill starts read-only unless the user explicitly requests mutation.
Submission checklist
Plugin name
claudexor
Short description
Connect GitHub Copilot to Claudexor, which can manage multiple native subscription accounts for the same harness, such as five Claude Code accounts or ten Codex accounts. Each login and quota stays isolated; optional rotation moves the next attempt to another available account of that harness. It also coordinates Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. Unlike BYOK or OpenRouter, it runs the native CLIs under the user's own subscription logins instead of routing API keys or model endpoints.
GitHub repository
razzant/claudexor
Plugin path inside the repository
plugins/copilot
Ref to review
v3.1.2
Commit SHA to review
bb5efee24132aa3d65e417040df201e08da44c8c
Version
3.1.2
License identifier
MIT
Author name
Anton Razzhigaev
Author URL
https://github.com/razzant
Homepage URL
https://claudexor.ai/
Keywords
github-copilot
agent-orchestration
multi-harness
claude-code
codex
cursor
opencode
mcp
code-review
local-first
Additional notes for reviewers
I maintain Claudexor. The main distinction from Copilot BYOK and OpenRouter is the account boundary. A user can register multiple native subscription accounts for one harness, for example five Claude Code accounts or ten Codex accounts. Each account runs under an isolated native login and has its own quota. With rotation explicitly enabled, Claudexor checks fresh quota information when available, skips accounts that have reached the configured threshold, and moves the next attempt to another enabled account of the same harness after a confirmed vendor limit. It carries a bounded Claudexor task handoff; it does not transfer a native vendor session between accounts.
This plugin is a local bridge to the user's existing Claudexor installation. It does not provide accounts, credentials, model access, an API key router, or a hosted service. It drives the user's native Claude Code and Codex CLIs under their own subscription logins, and separately lets GitHub Copilot coordinate Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode for planning, execution, and review. It requires Node.js 20.19 or newer, the claudexor command, and any vendor harnesses and accounts the user chooses to connect. Claudexor and this plugin are MIT-licensed. It supports macOS and Linux; Windows is not currently supported. The MCP command is claudexor mcp serve, and the bundled skill starts read-only unless the user explicitly requests mutation.
Submission checklist