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Claude Proxy Architecture

1. System Overview​

The Claude proxy is a local HTTP server that sits between Claude Code and the Anthropic API. It provides multi-account rotation, automatic token refresh, rate-limit handling with exponential backoff, and optional model translation to non-Anthropic providers.

Two operational modes​

ModeWhenWhat happens
PassthroughTarget provider is anthropic (or null)The request body is forwarded byte-for-byte to api.anthropic.com via plain fetch() with client headers forwarded. No parsing, no tool injection, no SDK involvement.
TranslationTarget provider is anything else (e.g. vertex, openai)The Claude-format request is parsed by parseClaudeRequest(), routed through ctx.neurolink.stream() / ctx.neurolink.generate(), and the NeuroLink response is serialized back to Claude SSE format via ClaudeStreamSerializer.

Passthrough exists because Claude Code sends complex bodies (multi-turn conversations, tool definitions, thinking blocks, context management betas) that would be lossy to parse and re-serialize. The proxy's job for Claude-to-Claude is purely auth and account management.

The proxy is started via the CLI (neurolink proxy start) and creates a Hono HTTP server. It registers routes from createClaudeProxyRoutes() and injects a live NeuroLink SDK instance into the request context for translation-mode and fallback paths. MCP initialization is explicitly skipped (NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP=true) because tools come from Claude Code, not from MCP servers.

2. Request Lifecycle​

A complete request through the passthrough path:

Claude Code
  │
  │  HTTP POST /v1/messages
  │  (body: JSON with model, messages, stream, tools, thinking, etc.)
  │
  ▼
Hono app (proxy.ts)
  │  Logs: method, path, model, stream/non-stream, tool count
  │  Builds ServerContext with NeuroLink instance
  │
  ▼
claudeProxyRoutes.ts  POST /v1/messages handler
  │
  ├─ Validate: body must contain model + messages
  │
  ├─ ModelRouter.resolve(body.model)
  │    → { provider: "anthropic", model: "claude-sonnet-4-..." }
  │    (or null provider for unknown non-Claude models)
  │
  ├─ isClaudeTarget? YES → passthrough path
  │
  ├─ Load accounts (see §3 Account Management)
  │    TokenStore compound keys → legacy credentials file → env var
  │
  ├─ Order accounts by configured strategy (`fill-first` by default)
  │
  ├─ FOR EACH account (skip if cooling):
  │    │
  │    ├─ Token refresh check (1 hour buffer before expiry)
  │    │
  │    ├─ Build headers:
  │    │    - Start with all client headers (forwarded as-is)
  │    │    - Override: authorization: Bearer <token>  (OAuth)
  │    │      or x-api-key: <key>            (API key)
  │    │    - Fill defaults only when absent: user-agent, anthropic-version
  │    │    - Ensure oauth-2025-04-20 is in anthropic-beta
  │    │
  │    ├─ Plain fetch("https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages?beta=true", { body: bodyStr })
  │    │
  │    ├─ Response handling:
  │    │    429 → exponential backoff (1s base, 10min cap), continue to next account
  │    │    401 → refresh token, retry up to 5 times, then cooldown 5min
  │    │    400/422 + invalid_request_error → return immediately (no retry)
  │    │    404 → return immediately (no cooldown)
  │    │    5xx/52x → no cooldown, rotate immediately to next account
  │    │    200 + stream → bootstrap retry (read first chunk), pipe back
  │    │    200 + JSON → return response.json()
  │    │
  │    └─ Reset backoffLevel on success
  │
  ├─ All accounts exhausted →
  │    ├─ Try fallback chain (modelRouter.getFallbackChain())
  │    ├─ Try auto-provider fallback (no explicit chain)
  │    └─ Return 429 with Retry-After header
  │
  ▼
Claude Code receives Response

3. Account Management​

Account loading priority​

Accounts are loaded in the POST /v1/messages handler on every request (not cached across requests), in this order:

  1. TokenStore compound keys (anthropic:<label>) — The primary source. tokenStore.listProviders() returns all stored keys; those starting with anthropic: are loaded via tokenStore.loadTokens(key). Each yields { accessToken, refreshToken, expiresAt }.

  2. Legacy credentials file (~/.neurolink/anthropic-credentials.json) — Only checked when zero compound keys exist. Reads creds.oauth.accessToken directly from JSON.

  3. Environment variable (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY) — Only used when no OAuth accounts were found at all. Creates a single api_key-type account.

Account selection: strategy-driven with fill-first default​

The request handler supports two real account-selection strategies:

  • fill-first (default) — always begin with the current primary account and stay on it until it cools down or fails.
  • round-robin — rotate the starting account on each request, then try the remaining accounts sequentially.

Expired accounts are pruned at startup via tokenStore.pruneExpired() (one-time). Accounts that are persisted as disabled (via tokenStore.isDisabled()) are skipped. Expired tokens with a refresh token get one refresh attempt at startup; on failure, the account is disabled until re-authentication.

The CLI --strategy flag and the proxy config routing.strategy field both map directly to this account ordering logic. There are only two supported values today: fill-first and round-robin.

Per-status cooldowns​

HTTP StatusCooldownBehavior
429 (rate limit)Exponential backoff (see below)Continue to next account
401/402/403 (auth failure)5 minutes (AUTH_COOLDOWN_MS)Attempt token refresh first (up to 5 retries); if all fail, cooldown and continue. After 15 consecutive refresh failures, account permanently disabled.
404 (not found)NoneReturn error immediately (no failover)
5xx, 52x (transient)NoneRotate immediately to next account
Network error (ECONNRESET, etc.)NoneRotate immediately to next account

Exponential backoff formula (429s)​

backoffMs = min(baseCooldown * 2^level, 10 minutes)

Where:

  • baseCooldown = Retry-After header value (parsed as seconds or HTTP date), or 1 second if absent (RATE_LIMIT_BACKOFF_BASE_MS)
  • level = number of consecutive 429s for that account (incremented per 429, reset to 0 on success)
  • Cap = 10 minutes (RATE_LIMIT_BACKOFF_CAP_MS = 10 * 60 * 1000 ms)

The Retry-After header is parsed two ways: as an integer (seconds) or as an HTTP date string.

Account runtime state​

Each account has in-memory runtime state (RuntimeAccountState):

FieldTypePurpose
coolingUntilnumber?Timestamp when cooldown expires
backoffLevelnumberCurrent exponential backoff level (resets on success)
consecutiveRefreshFailuresnumberCumulative token refresh failures across requests
permanentlyDisabledbooleanAccount disabled until re-authentication
lastTokenstring?Last known access token (for change detection)
lastRefreshTokenstring?Last known refresh token (for change detection)

When an account's token material changes (e.g., user re-authenticates), all runtime state is reset, and a permanently disabled account is re-enabled automatically.

Token refresh: two triggers​

  1. Per-request refresh (claudeProxyRoutes.ts, before each fetch()) — Checks if oauth.expiresAt <= now + 1 hour. If expiring, refreshes inline before sending the request via POST https://api.anthropic.com/v1/oauth/token (with https://console.anthropic.com/v1/oauth/token as fallback). Persists to legacy credentials file.

  2. On-401 refresh (claudeProxyRoutes.ts, after a 401 response) — Refreshes the token and retries the request up to MAX_AUTH_RETRIES (5) times per account. If all retries fail, the account gets a 5-minute cooldown. After MAX_CONSECUTIVE_REFRESH_FAILURES (15) cumulative failures, the account is permanently disabled via disableAccountUntilReauth() and persisted to disk via tokenStore.markDisabled().

Both use the same OAuth endpoint (https://api.anthropic.com/v1/oauth/token, falling back to https://console.anthropic.com/v1/oauth/token) with grant_type=refresh_token and client_id=9d1c250a-e61b-44d9-88ed-5944d1962f5e. The refresh request uses Content-Type: application/json with a JSON body (not application/x-www-form-urlencoded).

4. Error Handling​

Error classification functions​

Two exported helpers in claudeProxyRoutes.ts classify errors:

isInvalidRequestError(status, errBody) — Returns true for:

  • HTTP 422 (always)
  • Any response where error.type === "invalid_request_error" or body contains "invalid_request_error"

isTransientHttpFailure(status, errBody) — Returns true for:

  • Status codes: 408, 500, 502, 503, 504, 520-526, 529
  • Status 400 with error.type === "overloaded_error"
  • Status 400 with error.type === "api_error" AND message containing HTML/Cloudflare indicators (<!doctype html, error code 520, cloudflare, etc.)

isRetryableNetworkError(error) — Returns true for error codes: ECONNREFUSED, ECONNRESET, ETIMEDOUT, ENOTFOUND, EHOSTUNREACH, UND_ERR_CONNECT_TIMEOUT, UND_ERR_CONNECT, UND_ERR_SOCKET, UND_ERR_HEADERS_TIMEOUT, or message patterns like fetch failed, socket hang up.

Error handling flow (passthrough)​

Response received from api.anthropic.com
  │
  ├─ 429 → exponential backoff cooldown → continue to next account
  │
  ├─ 401 + OAuth + has refreshToken →
  │    ├─ Refresh token + retry (up to 5 attempts)
  │    │    ├─ 200 → return success
  │    │    ├─ 429 → rate limit cooldown → break retry loop
  │    │    ├─ transient → break retry loop, rotate
  │    │    ├─ 401/402/403 → continue retry loop (sleep 1s between)
  │    │    └─ other → return error as-is
  │    ├─ All retries failed → 5min cooldown → continue
  │    └─ 15 consecutive failures → permanently disable account
  │
  ├─ 401/402/403 + OAuth (no refresh token) → 5min cooldown → continue
  ├─ 401/402/403 + API key → 5min cooldown → continue
  │
  ├─ isInvalidRequestError (400/422) → return immediately (no retry)
  │
  ├─ 404 → return immediately (no cooldown, no failover)
  │
  ├─ isTransientHttpFailure (5xx, 52x, wrapped 400) → rotate immediately (no cooldown)
  │
  └─ Other non-ok → return error as-is

Cloudflare 520 wrapped in 400/api_error​

Anthropic sometimes wraps Cloudflare 520 errors inside a 400 status with error.type: "api_error" and the Cloudflare HTML page in error.message. The isTransientHttpFailure function detects this by checking for HTML doctype strings, "error code 520", and "cloudflare" in the message body. These are treated as transient and trigger account failover.

All-accounts-exhausted fallback chain​

When every account is cooling or has failed:

  1. Explicit fallback chain — From modelRouter.getFallbackChain(). Each entry specifies a provider and model. The request is parsed via parseClaudeRequest() and sent through ctx.neurolink.stream() with maxSteps: 1. Tools, thinking configuration, and conversation history from the original request are passed through to the fallback provider.

  2. Auto-provider fallback — When no explicit chain is configured, the proxy tries ctx.neurolink.stream() without specifying a provider (uses NeuroLink's default provider). Same options: tools, thinking, and conversation history are included.

  3. Final 429 — If all fallbacks fail and rate limiting was seen, returns HTTP 429 with a Retry-After header set to the earliest account recovery time (minimum 1 second, computed from the coolingUntil timestamps).

5. Streaming Architecture​

Passthrough streaming (Claude-to-Claude)​

The upstream fetch() response body is a ReadableStream of SSE events from Anthropic. The proxy performs a bootstrap retry: it reads the first chunk from the stream to verify it is non-empty. If the first chunk is empty or the stream ends immediately, the proxy cancels the reader and moves to the next account.

On a valid first chunk:

  1. A new ReadableStream is created that enqueues the first chunk in start(), then pulls remaining chunks from the original reader in pull().
  2. Rate-limit headers from Anthropic are forwarded: retry-after, anthropic-ratelimit-requests-remaining, anthropic-ratelimit-requests-limit, anthropic-ratelimit-tokens-remaining, anthropic-ratelimit-tokens-limit.
  3. The combined stream is returned as a Response with content-type: text/event-stream.

The body bytes are never parsed or modified. Claude Code receives exactly what Anthropic sent.

SSE Stream Interceptor (Telemetry)​

In both passthrough and translation paths, the proxy optionally pipes the SSE stream through an SSEInterceptor (sseInterceptor.ts). This is a zero-overhead TransformStream that:

  1. Forwards every byte to the client immediately (no buffering delay).
  2. Parses SSE events in the background to extract: token usage (input_tokens, output_tokens, cache_creation_input_tokens, cache_read_input_tokens), model name, content block metadata (text, thinking, tool_use), and stop reason.
  3. Resolves a telemetry promise when the stream ends, providing the extracted data to ProxyRequestTracer for OTel span attributes and metric recording.

ProxyRequestTracer (OTel Spans)​

ProxyRequestTracer (proxyTracer.ts) manages the OTel span lifecycle for each proxy request:

  • Request span: Created at request receive, covers the full request lifecycle.
  • Upstream spans: One per retry attempt, tracks fetch duration and response status.
  • Usage attributes: Token counts, model, provider, cost estimate, rate-limit headers.
  • Correlation: Writes traceId and spanId into the request log entry for cross-signal correlation.

The tracer emits metrics via TelemetryService: request counters, retry counters, latency histograms, request/response body sizes, estimated cost, cache token counters, and model-substitution counters when the translated response model differs from the requested one.

Translation streaming (Claude-to-Other)​

When the target is a non-Anthropic provider:

  1. The Claude request is parsed into NeuroLink format via parseClaudeRequest().
  2. ctx.neurolink.stream() produces a NeuroLink stream result.
  3. A ClaudeStreamSerializer (from claudeFormat.ts) converts NeuroLink stream chunks into Anthropic SSE frames.
  4. An async generator yields SSE frames: serializer.start() → serializer.pushDelta(text) for each chunk → serializer.finish().
  5. SSE keep-alive comments (: keep-alive\n\n) are emitted every 15 seconds during idle periods.

Response handling in proxy.ts​

The Hono handler in proxy.ts handles three return types from route handlers:

  • Response object — Returned directly (passthrough streaming).
  • AsyncIterable<string> — Wrapped in a ReadableStream and returned with SSE headers (translation streaming).
  • Object with httpStatus — Returned as JSON with that status code.
  • Object with type: "error" — Status mapped via mapClaudeErrorTypeToStatus().

6. OAuth Cloaking (oauthFetch.ts)​

Important: The proxy passthrough path does NOT use createOAuthFetch(). It uses plain fetch() with manually constructed headers (client headers forwarded, auth overridden, oauth beta ensured). The oauthFetch.ts module is used only by the direct NeuroLink Anthropic provider for SDK usage.

createOAuthFetch() is a factory that returns a custom fetch function. It has two modes controlled by the skipBodyTransform parameter:

Direct mode (skipBodyTransform = false)​

Used by the NeuroLink Anthropic provider for direct SDK usage. Full cloaking:

  • All passthrough modifications, plus:
  • Sets User-Agent to CLAUDE_CLI_USER_AGENT
  • Adds the full Claude-Code beta set, including oauth-2025-04-20, claude-code-20250219, context-management-2025-06-27, prompt-caching-scope-2026-01-05, advanced-tool-use-2025-11-20, and effort-2025-11-24
  • Adds identity headers: anthropic-dangerous-direct-browser-access, x-app: cli
  • Adds Stainless SDK headers (x-stainless-runtime, x-stainless-lang, x-stainless-os, x-stainless-arch, x-stainless-package-version, x-stainless-retry-count, x-stainless-timeout)
  • Body modifications:
    • Injects a deterministic Claude-Code-shaped billing header block into the system prompt so prompt caching remains stable
    • Injects agent identity block: "You are a Claude agent, built on Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK."
    • Injects metadata.user_id as a JSON string with device_id, account_uuid, and session_id
    • Prefixes tool names with mcp_ when enableMcpPrefix is true
    • Disables thinking when tool_choice.type is "any" or "tool"
    • Injects W3C trace headers and x-claude-code-session-id when the proxy owns the request shape

MCP prefix handling​

When enableMcpPrefix is true, the outbound request has all tool names prefixed with mcp_. The response stream is then post-processed: a TransformStream with a carry buffer (24 bytes) replaces "name": "mcp_..." patterns back to "name": "..." to strip the prefix from returned tool calls.

Why cloaking exists​

The Anthropic OAuth API requires specific headers and body structures (billing header, user ID, beta flags) that differ from the standard API-key flow. Cloaking makes NeuroLink requests indistinguishable from official Claude CLI requests, which is required for OAuth + tools to work correctly. Extracting this into oauthFetch.ts benefits both the proxy passthrough path and the direct SDK Anthropic provider.

7. Fail-Open Guard​

The fail-open guard is a detached child process spawned by proxy.ts at startup via spawnFailOpenGuard(). It runs as a hidden CLI command (neurolink proxy guard).

Behavior​

  1. Polls the proxy's /health endpoint every pollIntervalMs (default: 1 second) with a 1.5-second timeout.
  2. Tracks consecutive unhealthy responses (counter resets on any healthy response).
  3. Also checks if the parent process (proxy) is still running via process.kill(pid, 0).

Trigger conditions​

The guard takes action when either:

  • The parent process has exited AND the health endpoint is not responding (another proxy has not taken over).
  • The health endpoint has been consecutively unhealthy for failureThreshold checks (default: 5) while the parent still exists.

Action taken​

  1. Removes ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and ENABLE_TOOL_SEARCH from ~/.claude/settings.json (only if the URL matches the expected proxy URL — does not clobber a different proxy).
  2. Clears the proxy state file if the recorded PID is no longer running.

Why it exists​

Without the guard, if the proxy crashes, Claude Code would keep trying to route requests to the dead proxy URL. The guard ensures Claude Code falls back to direct Anthropic API access automatically, preventing a stuck state.

8. Design Decisions​

Claude Code sends complex request bodies: multi-turn conversations with interleaved tool use/result blocks, thinking blocks, context management betas, system prompts with cache control, image blocks, and tool definitions with complex JSON schemas. Parsing this into NeuroLink's internal format and re-serializing would be lossy (losing features like prompt-caching-scope, thinking configuration, exact tool schemas). Passthrough preserves byte-level fidelity.

WHY strategy-driven account selection​

Most Claude Code usage benefits from identity stability, so fill-first is the default. It keeps one account "hot" until rate limits or auth failures force rotation. round-robin is still available when a deployment wants to spread traffic more evenly across accounts.

WHY cloaking is in oauthFetch.ts​

The cloaking logic (billing headers, fake user IDs, Stainless headers) is needed both by the proxy passthrough path and by the direct NeuroLink Anthropic provider. Extracting it into a shared module avoids duplication. The skipBodyTransform flag allows the same factory to serve both use cases with different levels of body modification.

WHY MCP is skipped for proxy​

The proxy sets NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP=true before creating the NeuroLink instance. Tools come from Claude Code (the client sends tool definitions in the request body). Initializing MCP servers would add startup latency, consume resources, and potentially conflict with tools the client already manages.

WHY tools are passed through in translation/fallback mode​

When falling back to non-Anthropic providers, the proxy passes tools, thinking configuration, and conversation history through to ctx.neurolink.stream() with maxSteps: 1. This enables fallback providers to see the full request context and produce tool_use blocks if supported. The maxSteps: 1 limit prevents the proxy from running a multi-step agent loop (that is Claude Code's responsibility). Tool schemas are wrapped via jsonSchema() from the Vercel AI SDK to ensure compatibility across providers.

9. Component Diagram​

proxy.ts (CLI command)
  │
  ├── Creates NeuroLink instance (NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP=true)
  ├── Loads proxy config (~/.neurolink/proxy-config.yaml)
  ├── Creates ModelRouter (if routing configured)
  ├── Initializes requestLogger + usageStats + OpenTelemetry (OTLP traces/metrics/logs)
  ├── Builds Hono app
  │     │
  │     ├── /v1/messages      ─→ claudeProxyRoutes.ts (POST)
  │     ├── /v1/models        ─→ claudeProxyRoutes.ts (GET)
  │     ├── /v1/messages/count_tokens ─→ claudeProxyRoutes.ts (POST)
  │     ├── /health           ─→ inline handler
  │     └── /status           ─→ inline handler (imports usageStats)
  │
  ├── Starts @hono/node-server on host:port
  ├── Spawns fail-open guard (detached child process)
  ├── Auto-configures ~/.claude/settings.json (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL + ENABLE_TOOL_SEARCH)
  ├── Reactive token refresh (per-request + on-401)
  ├── Log rotation (startup + hourly: 7 days, 500 MB cap)
  ├── Summary logs to ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-*.jsonl
  ├── Attempt logs to ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-attempts-*.jsonl
  ├── Debug index to ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-debug-*.jsonl
  ├── Redacted body artifacts to ~/.neurolink/logs/bodies/YYYY-MM-DD/<request-id>/*.json.gz
  ├── OTel flush + shutdown on exit
  └── Graceful shutdown (SIGTERM/SIGINT → clear settings, close server)

proxyTracer.ts
  ├── Creates request-level OTel span (receive → end)
  ├── Creates per-retry upstream spans
  ├── Records token usage, cost, rate-limit attributes
  └── Writes traceId/spanId into request log entry

sseInterceptor.ts
  ├── Zero-overhead TransformStream (taps SSE without buffering)
  ├── Extracts token counts, model, content blocks, stop reason
  └── Resolves telemetry promise on stream end

claudeProxyRoutes.ts
  │
  ├── Passthrough path (isClaudeTarget):
  │     ├── tokenStore.ts          ─ load compound keys (anthropic:<label>)
  │     ├── anthropic-credentials.json ─ legacy fallback
  │     ├── ANTHROPIC_API_KEY env  ─ last resort
  │     ├── tokenRefresh.ts logic  ─ inline refresh (1 hour buffer + on-401 x5)
  │     ├── plain fetch()          ─ direct HTTP to api.anthropic.com (client headers forwarded)
  │     ├── accountQuota.ts        ─ parse unified-5h/7d quota headers
  │     └── Bootstrap retry        ─ verify first stream chunk
  │
  ├── Translation path (!isClaudeTarget):
  │     ├── claudeFormat.ts        ─ parseClaudeRequest() + ClaudeStreamSerializer
  │     ├── ctx.neurolink.stream() ─ NeuroLink SDK
  │     └── SSE keep-alives        ─ 15s interval
  │
  ├── Fallback path (all accounts exhausted):
  │     ├── modelRouter.ts         ─ getFallbackChain()
  │     ├── claudeFormat.ts        ─ parse + serialize
  │     └── ctx.neurolink.stream() ─ with tools, thinking, conversationMessages
  │
  └── Error helpers:
        ├── isInvalidRequestError()
        ├── isTransientHttpFailure()
        ├── isRetryableNetworkError()
        └── parseClaudeErrorBody()

oauthFetch.ts (shared module)
  │
  ├── createOAuthFetch() factory
  │     ├── skipBodyTransform=true  ─ proxy passthrough (headers only)
  │     └── skipBodyTransform=false ─ direct SDK (full cloaking)
  │
  ├── Billing header injection
  ├── Claude-Code-shaped metadata.user_id generation (cached and reused per seed)
  ├── Stainless SDK header spoofing
  └── MCP tool prefix/strip (carry-buffer stream transform)

Supporting modules:
  ├── modelRouter.ts       ─ resolve() model → { provider, model }
  ├── claudeFormat.ts      ─ Claude API ↔ NeuroLink format conversion
  ├── requestLogger.ts     ─ Request summaries, attempt logs, OTLP log export, debug body capture
  ├── usageStats.ts        ─ In-memory per-account stats (resets on restart)
  ├── tokenRefresh.ts      ─ Shared refresh logic (needsRefresh, refreshToken, persistTokens)
  ├── accountQuota.ts      ─ Parse unified-5h/7d quota headers, debounced persistence
  ├── proxyConfig.ts       ─ YAML/JSON config loader with env var interpolation
  └── tokenStore.ts        ─ Multi-provider token persistence (~/.neurolink/tokens.json)

10. File Reference​

FileLinesPurpose
src/cli/commands/proxy.ts~variesCLI commands: proxy start, proxy status, proxy telemetry, proxy guard, proxy setup, proxy install, proxy uninstall
src/lib/server/routes/claudeProxyRoutes.ts~1047Route handlers: /v1/messages, /v1/models, /v1/messages/count_tokens
src/lib/proxy/oauthFetch.ts~383OAuth fetch wrapper with cloaking (passthrough + direct modes)
src/lib/proxy/modelRouter.ts~57Model name resolution and fallback chain
src/lib/proxy/claudeFormat.ts~variesClaude API format parser, response serializer, SSE state machine
src/lib/proxy/requestLogger.ts~variesRequest summaries, attempt logs, OTLP log export, debug logging, and log rotation
src/lib/proxy/rawStreamCapture.ts~variesLossless raw stream capture for debugging streaming request/response IO
src/lib/proxy/accountQuota.ts~110Quota header parsing (unified-5h, unified-7d) and persistence
src/lib/proxy/usageStats.ts~60+In-memory per-account usage statistics
src/lib/proxy/tokenRefresh.ts~53Token refresh helpers (needsRefresh, refreshToken, persistTokens)
src/lib/proxy/proxyConfig.ts~variesYAML/JSON config loader with ${VAR} interpolation
src/cli/commands/auth.ts~1991CLI commands: auth login, auth list, auth remove, auth logout, auth status, auth refresh, auth cleanup, auth enable
src/lib/auth/tokenStore.ts~variesMulti-provider token persistence with XOR obfuscation
src/lib/auth/anthropicOAuth.ts~variesOAuth 2.0 PKCE flow, constants (USER_AGENT, MCP_TOOL_PREFIX)