ToolExperimentalMCP

claudexor

Name: claudexor
Rating: 3.0 (411 reviews)
Author: razzant

by razzant

Local-first control plane for multi-account model rotation and cross-model review

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Updated Aug 15, 2026

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Summary

Manages quota-aware rotation and orchestration across multiple Claude, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode accounts. Provides a local-first control plane, as described by the Supervisor Pattern, with shared thread context, multi-account session routing, and cross-model review to compare outputs. Includes a CLI and Model Context Protocol (MCP)-compatible server for embedding into local developer workflows and multi-agent setups.

Why It Matters

As teams run agents across many model subscriptions, knowing which model or account performed what — and why — becomes essential for trust and accountability. Claudexor centralizes account rotation, context sharing, and cross-model review Capability Discovery Pattern so you can collect consistent interaction signals and spot divergences between agents. That capability helps surface agent reliability issues and build an agent track record without shipping traffic to a remote service.

Ideal For

Developers and teams who need to manage multiple Claude/Codex/Cursor subscriptions, share thread context locally, and compare model outputs for code-assistant workflows. This aligns with the Market-Based Coordination Pattern for coordinating across subscriptions.

Applications

Rotate model subscriptions to respect quotas and balance usage across accounts
Share conversation/thread context among multiple coding agents on a developer machine
Run cross-model review to compare suggestions from Claude, Codex, and others for code quality checks
Integrate a local MCP server into CI or pre-production testing to gather agent interaction logs

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