Quickstart
TokenFlux is a model gateway: one API key lets you call models from many providers inside the client you already use.
This page maps out the route. Three steps and you are running.
Access Note
Some content on this site or related services may require a proxy before access works reliably. Use the default tokenflux.dev endpoint for API requests; the former mainland acceleration endpoint is deprecated.
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Three Steps
| Step | What to do | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Top up or subscribe to get inference credits | Top-up/Subscription · Billing |
| 2 | Create an API key and pick a group | Create API Key |
| 3 | Enter the key and endpoint in your client | See the selection below |
Prices shown in the model marketplace are the final billing prices; no extra conversion is needed.
Pick Your Client
Best for terminal workflows, programming tasks, or users who want AI Agent assistance while developing.
Start with CC-Switch. It manages API keys and provider settings in one place, so you do not have to edit environment variables by hand. Then follow the guide for your client:
| Client | Best for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Anthropic's official CLI, terminal coding | Guide |
| Codex | OpenAI's official CLI and desktop app | Guide |
| Codex++ | Adds extra capabilities on top of Codex | Guide |
| OpenCode | Open-source terminal agent with model switching | Guide |
| Hermes | Lightweight terminal agent | Guide |
Going Further
Once things work, these may be useful:
- Composite Key - bind one key to several groups and switch with prefixes
- Fast Mode - force the high-priority tier at the key level
- Team - share the owner's balance while everyone keeps their own keys
- Referral Rewards - earn inference credits by inviting friends
Troubleshooting
- FAQ - connection drops, model detection, and other common questions
- API Endpoints - choosing an endpoint and migrating from deprecated routes
- Usage Policy - what gets accounts banned