What tools does ModelDeck work with?
Claude Code (Anthropic) and Codex CLI (OpenAI) at launch. ModelDeck reads the usage and limit information those tools already expose locally and presents it in one place.
Does ModelDeck need my passwords or API keys?
No. Adding an account walks you through the provider's own login flow in your browser, inside an isolated profile. ModelDeck reads back the authenticated identity afterward and never sees credentials.
Is anything sent to the cloud?
No. ModelDeck is a native app with a local service that binds to 127.0.0.1 only. Usage snapshots live in a local SQLite database on your Mac.
Will it auto-switch accounts when one runs low?
No, by design. ModelDeck warns you; you decide. Automatic rotation would violate both the spirit of provider terms and the safety contract the app is built on.
How do I switch between multiple Claude subscriptions?
Two ways. Manually: ModelDeck's one-click activate points your CLI at a different account for new sessions, with each account kept in its own isolated profile. Automatically: put a local CLI proxy in front of your CLIs, sign every subscription into it, and let it spread requests across the pool — ModelDeck then shows both the remaining capacity and the routing weight for each account. The full walkthrough covers the whole setup.
Does ModelDeck work with CLIProxyAPI?
Yes. If a local CLIProxyAPI instance is present, each deck card shows that account's current routing weight beside its plan tier. ModelDeck reads only the non-secret weight and identity fields from the proxy's credential files — it never writes to them and never routes traffic. Its local daemon also exposes live per-account remaining percentages at 127.0.0.1:3867/api/state, so a scheduled job can derive proxy weights from real usage. See the CLI proxy guide.
What platforms are supported?
macOS today (macOS 14 or later), as a native menu bar app. Windows and a mobile companion are on the roadmap — coming soon. Follow @timharris707 on X to hear when they land.
When can I get it?
Right now. ModelDeck v0.3.23 is a free download — grab the DMG or install it with one line in your terminal. The app updates itself automatically as new releases ship.
How do updates work?
ModelDeck checks for new releases and updates itself in place (via Sparkle, the standard macOS update framework). Install it once and you'll always be on the latest version — no re-downloading from this site.
