Claw Router — one claw to rule them all

What it does

A tiny wrapper around Claude Code that spreads your sessions across all your Claude subscriptions every time you launch: round-robin, least-recently-used, or wherever the headroom is — so no single plan burns out first. Distribute your workload across all of your subscription plans and make the most of your tokens.

A provider-aware account router for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI, with isolated logins, provider-scoped policies, usage, status, and native argument forwarding.

cr keeps Claude Code as the zero-friction default and adds provider-aware routing for OpenAI Codex CLI. Pick a provider or name an account; the right isolated login and native CLI take it from there. It’s 4 p.m., the refactor is half-landed, and Claude Code stops mid-thought: the 5-hour window just closed. So you type /login , squint at the account picker, swap to the other subscription, and try to remember where you were. If you keep two or three Claude Max plans around precisely for this moment, you know the ritual. The plans aren’t the problem — the swapping is. Routing is a job for software, not for muscle memory. Claude Code and Codex expose different isolation and command contracts.…from dennisonbertram.github.io

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