Add CoderPlan provider preset for Claude Code (cc-switch)
Quick fix
Feature request: add a CoderPlan provider preset to cc-switch. A Claude Code preset PR exists, but merge status is unconfirmed.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”Hi! I'd like to add [CoderPlan](https://coderplan.ai) as a provider preset for Claude Code.This issue is a feature request, not a runtime error: the user wants cc-switch to include CoderPlan as a provider preset. CoderPlan is a pay-as-you-go LLM API relay for Claude Code / Codex CLI / Gemini CLI, providing an Anthropic-compatible endpoint `https://api.coderplan.ai` (official docs state not to add a `/v1` suffix). Models include Claude, GPT, Gemini, Kimi, DeepSeek, and MiniMax, with Alipay/WeChat payment and top-ups from ¥10. The poster prepared a focused PR adding the Claude Code preset, icon registration, and unit tests, referencing #6356. Maintainer @SaladDay only replied asking them to communicate via the email in the readme and did not confirm whether the PR would be merged or provide an alternative fix.
Apply or wait for the PR in cc-switch that adds the CoderPlan Claude Code preset (covering preset, icon registration, and unit tests).
If the PR has not been merged, manually use the Anthropic-compatible endpoint per CoderPlan's official configuration: `https://api.coderplan.ai` (without the `/v1` suffix).
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 1 real issues
- Will CoderPlan presets for Codex / Gemini / OpenClaw / Hermes be added?
- The author said in the issue that if this PR looks fine, they are willing to add presets for these platforms in follow-up PRs; however, this thread does not confirm that follow-up PRs were submitted.
- Did the maintainer explicitly approve this PR?
- No. Maintainer @SaladDay only replied “Please communicate with us via the email mentioned in the readme.”, asking for contact via the readme email.
Related problems
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