How does the routing (proxy) feature work? Claude Code
Quick fix
The post only states that routing is forwarded through local 127.0.0.1:15721/v1; no verifiable complete configuration solution is available.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”路由(代理)功能是如何运作的?How does the routing (proxy) feature work?
This post is a feature question about how Claude Code routing (proxy) mode works, not a confirmed fault report. Comments state that, when proxy/routing is enabled, the request path is `claude code -> ccs (127.0.0.1:15721/v1) -> 选择的provider`, and format conversion may occur in between. When it is disabled, Claude Code requests the selected provider directly, while cc-switch only changes the URL in `settings.json`.
The author further questioned whether the local proxy address or an OpenAI-compatible API address should be entered in the provider JSON, and noted that the meaning of “write to the general configuration” can be misleading. A later reply only said that the content in the general configuration must be edited first; the post does not provide verifiable complete configuration steps or a clear conclusion to this question.
The original post does not provide a verifiable solution. To confirm how to fill in local routing and general configuration, continue following the source issue discussion.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
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- After enabling routing and claude, how does it find the provider that needs to receive the forwarded request?
- The comments only state that the request first reaches `ccs (127.0.0.1:15721/v1)`, then is forwarded to the selected provider; the post does not explain the selection mechanism further.
- After enabling routing and claude, why must a 127.0.0.1:15721/v1 configuration still be added under claude providers?
- The discussion does not provide a verifiable clear conclusion; one reply mentions that the content in the general configuration must be edited first.
Related problems
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