This tool is blowing up on GitHub right now OpenClaude is Claude Code rebuilt to run on any provider. Same terminal, same tools, same subagents, except every agent can sit on a different model. Split by what the work actually needs, not by which model you like. > Code and terminal work: Claude or Codex. Both are built around long tool chains, and that is most of what an agent does. > Bulk file operations and context gathering: whatever is cheapest and fastest, including a local model on your own machine. Hundreds of reads, no judgment involved. > Long documents and huge context: Gemini. That is where the million-token window earns its keep. > Review: something from a different lab than the one that wrote the code. The point is a second opinion. > Anything you do at volume: an open model on your hardware. It costs nothing per run once it is set up. That is the whole trick: you stop paying flagship prices for work a cheap model could do. You can also send jobs to the background. Start one, close the terminal, check the log later, kill it if it goes wrong. And it maps your repo so agents stop burning turns working out where anything lives. Repo: Gitlawb/openclaude