yshgsh1343/grokbuild-pool

grokbuild-pool is a proxy server that sits in front of Grok Build, an AI coding tool from xAI, and re-exposes it as an API that looks like OpenAI's or Anthropic's own chat APIs. This means software already built to talk to OpenAI or Anthropic can be pointed at this proxy instead and keep working with Grok Build behind the scenes. The README opens with a strong disclaimer stating the project is for learning and personal use only, that it does not provide or collect any accounts itself, that users must have legitimate access to whatever accounts they connect, and that it must not be used for account theft, bypassing access limits, bulk abuse, or reselling unauthorized access. It also notes the project was largely written with AI assistance and may not be actively maintained. The main feature beyond the API translation is managing a large pool of accounts at once. It automatically spreads requests across many accounts, keeps a given conversation sticking to the same account when possible, cools down accounts or specific models temporarily after failures, and can route traffic through a pool of SOCKS5 or HTTP outbound proxies tied to specific accounts. It also issues its own access tokens to clients with usage quotas, rate limits, and concurrency caps, all manageable through a built in React web dashboard. It can run two ways: a single process backed by a local SQLite database, which the README recommends for most self-hosted use, or a more complex multi-process setup using Postgres and Redis that the author describes as experimental and unverified. Getting started involves cloning the repository, setting an admin key, and starting it with Docker Compose, after which accounts are added through the web dashboard.