I built little-rat (chrome extension) a couple of years ago that can track and block traffic from other extensions:

https://github.com/dnakov/little-rat

Wow thanks for building this! Any idea the effort it would take for someone to port this to Firefox?

it's not possible in firefox, that traffic is not visible (at least as of the last time I tried 1.5 years ago)

Thanks for the info. That's unfortunate, but I can somewhat understand why FF takes that approach.

Hey, thanks for that, Anon Kode, Anon Codex and other projects, very cool!

also check out the claude-mcp extension, very much related to this post :)

also radare2-mcp :)

https://github.com/dnakov/radare2-mcp

Also one for radare2:

https://github.com/dnakov/radare2-mcp

Thanks! Love to hear people are still using it, even though it needs a flag toggle now.

It's not much different than your proxy idea. It's implemented as a transformation between the internal message structure (close to Anthropic API's) to OpenAI message spec and vice-versa. Then, it's calling all the other models using the openai-node client, as pretty much everyone supports that now (openrouter, ollama, etc)

Cool! The only downside would be keeping your code in sync with upstream, then.

The interesting part, to me, is that claude-code is made by people who know their models well. Having the same tool work with other models lets us get a better feel of how to make better coding agents

Cross fingers :)

https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/249#issueco...

Yeah, hopefully they'd let it slide

Everything is reversible anyway and I think they built something decent. Don't think it's fair to bash them.

The source maps were included in an earlier release. I extracted the source code here if anyone is curious:

https://github.com/dnakov/claude-code