neteroster/youchat_proxy

This project, also called Miaomiaomiao, turns You.com's chat feature into an API that other programs can call. Instead of having to manually type messages into the You.com website, you can set up this proxy once and then have your own apps send questions to it automatically and get answers back, as if you were using a standard AI service with an API key. Under the hood, it works by essentially automating a web browser. You need to have Google Chrome or Edge installed on your computer, and the proxy uses that browser behind the scenes to interact with You.com's chat. When your app sends a question to the proxy, it relays that question to You.com through the browser, captures the response, and hands it back to your app in a clean, standard format that other software can easily work with. This would be useful for hobbyists or builders who want to experiment with adding AI chat capabilities to their own projects without paying for a commercial API. For example, if you're building a simple tool or script that needs to ask an AI questions and get text back, this proxy lets you do that by tapping into You.com's chat. The project requires some comfort with deployment, though the README links to a separate assistant bot that can walk you through setup questions. A couple of important notes: the project is explicitly for personal, non-commercial use only. The README states clearly that it's forbidden to use it for profit, and the author warns that they won't provide technical support or take responsibility if misuse leads to your account getting banned. It's also meant only for accessing subscriptions you've legitimately obtained, not for reselling access to others.