2836048681/cc-switch-codexcont

This project is a personal, unofficial build of a tool called CC Switch, enhanced with two extra features. CC Switch itself is a Windows application, built with the Tauri framework, that helps developers manage and switch between different AI coding assistant configurations, including Codex, Claude, Gemini, and similar tools, along with routing requests between multiple AI providers and automatically failing over if one stops responding. This fork adds two things on top of the original CC Switch version 3.17.0. First, it adds automatic continuation of Codex's reasoning process: when Codex sends a certain kind of request through this tool's local proxy, the tool can automatically continue that reasoning step without the user needing to manually resend anything, as long as certain safety conditions about the underlying AI provider are met. This behavior can be turned on or off from a setting in the app and is stored so it persists after a restart. Second, it adds a completely separate section for managing a different AI provider called Grok, including its own configuration file, its own routing, and support for both of the two common API styles that AI tools use to talk to language models. The project keeps all of the original CC Switch features intact, such as saving different project setups, managing multiple AI providers, and its proxy and failover behavior. Installing it means downloading a release from GitHub, made available as a Windows installer, an MSI package, or a portable zip file, with a checksum file included so you can verify the download. Building it from source requires the Rust toolchain and the Node package manager pnpm, along with Windows build tools. This is not the official CC Switch project. The code is shared under the same MIT license as the original CC Switch.