examples/cli-config/proxy-tools.rc

# CLIProxyAPI Plus - Shell Helper Functions
# Source this file in your .bashrc or .zshrc to use proxy-aware aliases.
# Usage: source path/to/proxy-tools.rc

# --- Configuration ---
# You can override these variables before sourcing if needed.
: "${PROXY_BASE_URL:=http://localhost:7860/v1}"
: "${ANTHROPIC_PROXY_KEY:=your-api-key}"
: "${OPENAI_PROXY_KEY:=your-api-key}"

# --- Helper Functions ---

# Run Claude Code through the proxy
p-claude() {
    echo "Starting Claude Code via CLIProxyAPI Plus..."
    # We use a subshell (parentheses) to localize the export, ensuring
    # it doesn't pollute the current shell session.
    (
        export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="${PROXY_BASE_URL}"
        export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="${ANTHROPIC_PROXY_KEY}"
        
        # Execute the original claude command with arguments
        claude "$@"
    )
}

# Run Open Interpreter through the proxy
p-code() {
    echo "Starting Open Interpreter via CLIProxyAPI Plus..."
    (
        # Open Interpreter respects these for OpenAI-compatible usage
        export OPENAI_API_BASE="${PROXY_BASE_URL}"
        export OPENAI_API_KEY="${OPENAI_PROXY_KEY}"
        
        # Some versions also look for specific flags, but env vars are cleaner
        interpreter "$@"
    )
}

echo "Loaded CLIProxyAPI aliases: p-claude, p-code"