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Quick Start

Get CCS running in under 2 minutes.

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1. Install

npm install -g @kaitranntt/ccs

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2. Open Dashboard

ccs config
This opens the visual configuration dashboard where you can:
  • Create and manage Claude account profiles
  • Configure OAuth providers (Gemini, Codex, Kiro, Copilot, Antigravity)
  • Set up API profiles (GLM, Kimi for Coding, OpenRouter, Novita, Alibaba)
  • View usage analytics
CCS uses the runtime’s system-default bind by default. Use ccs config --host 0.0.0.0 when you want to open the dashboard from another device, and protect it first with ccs config auth setup.
CCS Dashboard

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3. Basic Usage

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Default Claude

ccs                    # Uses default Claude subscription
ccs "your prompt"      # Start with a prompt

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Profile Switching

ccs glm               # Switch to GLM profile
ccs km                # Use Kimi for Coding API profile
ccs work              # Switch to work account
ccs gemini            # Use Gemini via OAuth

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With Arguments

All args after profile name pass directly to Claude CLI: 
ccs glm --verbose
ccs /plan "add feature"
ccs glm /code "implement feature"
ccs glmt remains compatibility-only for legacy scripts and configs. New API setups should use ccs glm or ccs km.

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4. Create Accounts (Optional)

For concurrent Claude sessions with different accounts: 
# Create work profile
ccs auth create work
# Complete OAuth login with work account

# Create personal profile
ccs auth create personal
# Complete OAuth login with personal account

# Use them
ccs work "review code"       # Terminal 1
ccs personal "side project"  # Terminal 2 (concurrent)

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Next Steps

Multiple Claude Accounts

Set up work, personal, and team accounts

OAuth Providers

Configure Gemini, Codex, Antigravity

API Profiles

Set up GLM, KM, and custom endpoints

Dashboard

Explore the configuration dashboard

Claude IDE Extension

Connect CCS profiles to VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf