Statement First: Updates Will Be Posted As Soon As New Stable LTS Channels Become Available, Please Follow This Thread For Updates
There’s a universal tutorial below for converting OpenAI to CC—ditch your cc switch and use your router’s webUI instead.
First One (500 Requests Per Day, Simple Registration, Ten Requests Per Minute):
Plenty of models to choose from, lots of fun! If you use glm on CC, simply use openai/z-ai/glm5
Second (Unlimited Requests Daily, Service Can Be Unstable, Free Model Sometimes Returns 429 Error):
I recommend just using the kilo-auto/free model, no need to consider others—choose based on service stability.
Third (Still Unlimited, Often Multiple Free Quotas, Fully Supports Native CC API):
https://zenmux.ai/api/anthropic
The above is the address for its native CC API, not the OpenAI endpoint; the OpenAI endpoint won’t work here. Just create a platform key, but keep in mind that to get a full list of models you might need to check their official online chat for example SDK code.
There’s still a five-hour sliding window limit to prevent abuse. Many users don’t know where to create the API—here’s where you do it:
https://zenmux.ai/platform/pay-as-you-go
NVIDIA—Forever the GOAT (Forty Requests a Minute, Unlimited Free Use):
If you experience call delays or slow replies, that’s usually your own network—take a look before blaming the service.
Use the 9router Project with Your Own Key for Local CC Access:
Now for the Most Important Step (Ditch Your CC Switch!)
Update Gateway:
taskkill /f /im node.exe
npm install -g 9router
The first command, taskkill /f /im node.exe, closes the node process. Because this is a web UI, it’s more reliable to shut it down this way—it’s hard to find the process in Task Manager.
