#CC Switch

A cross-platform desktop tool that manages provider configurations for eight AI coding tools — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Hermes and more. Save ByteSeek as a provider once, then switch with one click instead of editing config files.

#Install

The official download page is the only official source — avoid third-party sites requesting payment or credentials.

#Prerequisites

• CC Switch and at least one managed tool installed (e.g. Claude Code or Codex)
• A key of the matching format from the API Keys page (format guidance in API Endpoints)

#One-click import (recommended)

Once CC Switch is installed, the fastest route is importing straight from the console:

1. Open the API keys page, and in the key row's Actions column click More → Import to CCS;
2. The browser launches your local CC Switch with the key and endpoint pre-filled — confirm and you are done.

SCREENSHOT

#Add ByteSeek as a provider (manual)

Using Claude Code as the example:

1. Open CC Switch and select Claude Code on the left.
2. Click Add provider and choose custom (or adapt a preset).
3. Fill in:
   • Name: ByteSeek
   • Base URL: https://tokens.byteseek.ai (Anthropic format, no /v1)
   • API Key: your sk- key
4. Save, click the provider to switch, and restart the terminal.

For Codex, use Base URL https://tokens.byteseek.ai/v1 with the Responses protocol; other tools follow their format per API Endpoints.

#Verify

After switching, start the tool (e.g. claude) — a normal conversation confirms the switch. Check the request on the usage page.

#Common issues