Copilot隧道代理

Prerequisites

• A machine running macOS, Linux, or Windows (x86_64 or ARM64).
• Access to one or more remote AI model endpoints (OpenAI, Anthropic, or any OpenAI-compatible service).
• A local tool that expects to communicate with a standard API (Codex CLI, Claude Code, Continue, or similar).

Getting Started with API-Mirror

Basic Setup

1. Download the latest release for your platform from the releases section.
2. Place the binary in a directory on your system PATH.
3. Create a configuration file (YAML or JSON) specifying your backends:

providers:
  - name: my-openai
    type: openai
    endpoint: https://api.openai.com/v1
    credentials_file: /path/to/creds.enc
    default_model: gpt-4o

  - name: my-anthropic
    type: anthropic
    endpoint: https://api.anthropic.com
    credentials_file: /path/to/creds.enc
    default_model: claude-opus-4-20250514

routes:
  - match: { tool: codex }
    target: my-openai
  - match: { tool: claude-code }
    target: my-anthropic

1. Run the proxy:

api-mirror --config config.yaml

1. Point your local tool to http://localhost:9090/v1 (or whichever port you configure). Use any dummy API key—API-Mirror will substitute the real credentials transparently.

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Use Cases

• Team onboarding: Give every developer the same configuration file that routes to your organization’s centrally managed API accounts. Credentials never leave the encrypted config.
• Multi-model workflows: Use Claude for code generation, GPT-4 for documentation, and a local model for embeddings—all from the same tool without switching endpoints.
• Legacy tool integration: Keep using your favorite terminal assistant even after its default provider changes its API format. API-Mirror absorbs the breaking change.
• Audit compliance: Log every request sent to external APIs, including the original and translated payloads, without modifying the tools themselves.

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Advanced Configuration

Project: API-Mirror

A self-contained, protocol-agnostic API translation and routing layer that converts any local tool’s native API calls into the format expected by remote AI model endpoints, without exposing credentials, altering workflow, or requiring cloud-side changes.

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How API-Mirror Differs from Alternatives

• Direct integration: You modify each tool to speak the provider’s native format. Brittle and time-consuming.
• Generic reverse proxy: Passes through requests unchanged; no protocol translation. Works only when both sides already speak the same dialect.
• API-Mirror: Translates between any two dialects dynamically, without touching either system.

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