CC Switch with Nbility
CC Switch manages client configurations. Nbility’s token table already offers imports for Claude Code and Codex.
Import from Nbility
- Install CC Switch and launch it once to register the
ccswitch://protocol. - Open Token management, find your coding token, and select CC Switch from its actions.
- Choose Claude Code or Codex, then review the provider name and model ID. Claude Code also has separate Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus mappings.
- Open CC Switch from the dialog, allow the browser to hand off to the local app, and review the import there.
- Activate the imported provider and restart the coding client.
Nbility’s importer currently offers Claude Code and Codex. Configure Gemini CLI using its separate guide; CC Switch’s broader app support does not imply an import option in Nbility.
Review the connection
| Client | Protocol | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Anthropic Messages | https://api.nbility.ai |
| Codex | OpenAI Responses | https://api.nbility.ai/v1 |
Replace the suggested model values with IDs from Models that your token can access. Switching providers does not make an unavailable model accessible.
Verify the import
Start a new client session, send a short message, and check the model and status in Usage logs. Fully restart clients that still use old shell variables.
If the browser cannot launch CC Switch, check its installation and protocol association. Alternatively, use the dialog’s copy action and follow the Claude Code or Codex guide. Import links and configuration previews contain your token; keep them private.
References
Adapted and rewritten for Nbility from aicentos’s CC Switch guide, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Its account, plan, and proprietary service instructions do not apply here. See the client’s official documentation.