aiproxy sits between agents and AI models so you can see every call they make. It gives you:
- Full visibility into traffic from desktop apps, IDE extensions, and browser integrations
- Centralized audit trails without touching each agent configuration
- Flexible routing when you can change base URLs, plus transparent proxying when you cannot
You can route all network traffic through aiproxy. It forwards ordinary destinations unchanged and intercepts well-known LLM services automatically. LLM tooling introduces risk—especially MCP tool calls vulnerable to attacks like the lethal trifecta. In an organization with thousands of agents, and with audit or privacy mandates, aiproxy captures conversation data so you can review who accessed what.
Unlike AI routers that expect every agent to point at a specific base URL, aiproxy runs as a forward proxy and steps in even when the agent configuration is locked down. If you can update the base URL, it still works as a router.
Today aiproxy observes traffic from browsers, Cursor, and Visual Studio Code Copilot—channels that traditional reverse proxies cannot see. We continue testing additional agents and LLM services so you maintain end-to-end observability across your stack.
Agents such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and various SDKs accept a base URL. Those agents pair naturally with routers, and aiproxy exposes /openai and /anthropic endpoints for that use case. When you need to monitor hundreds or thousands of unmanaged agents, rely on the forward proxy mode to capture every request without reconfiguring each client.
Follow the Quick Start guide to install aiproxy, trust the generated certificate authority, and connect your first agents.
Configure individual tools with the dedicated setup guides:
- Claude Code – Point Anthropic's CLI or desktop app at
aiproxy - Codex – Proxy GitHub Copilot CLI traffic
- Cursor – Route the Cursor editor via HTTP proxy mode
- VS Code Copilot – Forward Copilot through
aiproxy, including Flatpak support - Web browsers – Enable interception for standard browser traffic
We're expanding support for additional agents and LLM services and building a centralized observability platform on top of aiproxy. Check back for updates or contribute guides to the categories above.