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Magpie

Q: One line of provider test fails

Check the three addresses: Anthropic without /v1, Chat Completions and Responses with /v1. Then check that the key is in auto or 「可外接」.

Q: I want to stop using Magpie

Run magpie default for each agent you changed; it returns to the settings it had before Magpie.

Last updated: October 28, 2026

Magpie is the recommended way to connect. It is a local gateway and menu bar app where Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Hermes and dozens of other agents pick their models. Add CoreCode once with a key in the auto group, and every agent can use CoreCode's Claude, GPT, Grok and Gemini.

Key group

auto, one key for every model; for Claude only, 「Claude 满血（可外接）」

Anthropic URL

https://corecode.live (without /v1)

OpenAI URL

https://corecode.live/v1, for both Chat Completions and Responses

Models

For example claude-opus-5-5, gpt-6.1-sol, grok-4.7; the full list is in Supported models

Install Magpie

Download it from the Magpie download page, for macOS, Windows or Linux. Once installed, its icon appears in the menu bar and the magpie command works in a terminal.

Create a key

Create a key on the API Keys page and leave the group on auto. Requests Magpie forwards do not come straight from Claude Code, so do not use the 仅限CC group. Auto bills Claude at the 可外接 price; see Auto routing.

One-click import

With Magpie installed, click the button below, paste your key in the window Magpie opens, and click Add:

Add to Magpie

The link carries CoreCode's three API addresses and the common models, and each agent uses the one it speaks natively: Anthropic for Claude Code, Responses for Codex, Chat Completions for OpenCode. Your key stays on your computer and never passes through usemagpie.ai.

Add it from the command line

magpie provider add CoreCode id=corecode \
  anthropic=https://corecode.live \
  url=https://corecode.live/v1 responses=https://corecode.live/v1 \
  key=sk-your-key \
  models=claude-opus-5-5,claude-sonnet-5-5,claude-haiku-5-5,gpt-6.1-sol,gpt-6-sol,grok-4.7,gemini-3.8-flash-high
magpie provider test corecode

A passing test prints three lines:

  ✓ chat       1325 ms · claude-opus-5-5
  ✓ responses  1191 ms · claude-opus-5-5
  ✓ anthropic  1242 ms · claude-opus-5-5

To add or drop a model, run magpie provider models corecode +grok-4.6 or -gpt-6-sol.

Pick a model for each agent

On the Agents page of the Magpie app, click an agent's model and choose a corecode/… one, or from the command line:

magpie claude corecode/claude-opus-5-5     # Claude Code on Opus
magpie codex corecode/gpt-6.1-sol          # Codex on GPT-6.1 Sol
magpie ls                                  # the agents on this computer and their models

Magpie changes only the relevant settings in that agent's configuration, and new sessions pick them up. To put an agent back as it was, run a command such as magpie claude default.

Claude Code can run GPT tooMagpie can put GPT, Grok or Gemini behind Claude Code's opus, sonnet and haiku. Then Claude is not answering, so prompt caching and what these docs say about Claude do not apply; Claude is still the recommended model for coding.

Check that it works

Send a message from the agent, then open the console's usage logs: if the request's model and group match, you are connected.

FAQ

One line of provider test fails

Check the three addresses: Anthropic without /v1, Chat Completions and Responses with /v1. Then check that the key is in auto or 「可外接」.

An agent says the model does not exist

The model name must match the Pricing page and be in the key's group. The auto group covers every model.

I want to stop using Magpie

Run magpie <agent> default for each agent you changed; it returns to the settings it had before Magpie.