CC Switch v3.9.0

Local API Proxy, Auto Failover, Universal Provider, and a more complete multi-app workflow

中文版 → | 日本語版 →

Overview

CC Switch v3.9.0 is the stable release of the v3.9 beta series (3.9.0-1, 3.9.0-2, 3.9.0-3).
It introduces a local API proxy with per-app takeover, automatic failover, universal providers, and many stability and UX improvements across Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI.

Release Date: 2026-01-07

Highlights

• Local API Proxy for Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI
• Auto Failover with circuit breaker and per-app failover queues
• Universal Provider: one shared config synced across apps (ideal for API gateways like NewAPI)
• Skills improvements: multi-app support, unified management with SSOT + React Query
• Common config snippets: extract reusable snippets from the editor or the current provider
• MCP import: import MCP servers from installed apps
• Usage improvements: auto-refresh, cache hit/creation metrics, and timezone fixes
• Linux packaging: RPM and Flatpak artifacts

Major Features

Local API Proxy

• Runs a local high-performance HTTP proxy server (Axum-based)
• Supports Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI with a unified proxy
• Per-app takeover: you can independently decide which app routes through the proxy
• Live config takeover: backs up and redirects the CLI live config to the local proxy when takeover is enabled
• Monitoring: request logging and usage statistics for easier debugging and cost tracking
• Error request logging: keep detailed logs for failed proxy requests to simplify debugging (#401, thanks @yovinchen)

Auto Failover (Circuit Breaker)

• Automatically detects provider failures and triggers protection (circuit breaker)
• Automatically switches to a backup provider when the current one is unhealthy
• Tracks provider health in real time, and keeps independent failover queues per app
• When failover is disabled, timeout/retry related settings no longer affect normal request flow

Skills Management

• Multi-app Skills support for Claude Code and Codex, with smoother migration from older skill layouts (#365, #378, thanks @yovinchen)
• Unified Skills management architecture (SSOT + React Query) for more consistent state and refresh behavior
• Better discovery UX and performance:
  • Skip hidden directories during discovery
  • Faster discovery with long-lived caching for discoverable skills
  • Clear loading indicators and more discoverable header actions (import/refresh)
  • Fix wrong skill repo branch (#505, thanks @kjasn)

Universal Provider

• Add a shared provider configuration that can sync to Claude/Codex/Gemini (#348, thanks @Calcium-Ion)
• Designed for API gateways that support multiple protocols (e.g., NewAPI)
• Allows per-app default model mapping under a single provider

Common Config Snippets (Claude/Codex/Gemini)

• Maintain a reusable "common config" snippet and merge/append it into providers that enable it
• New extraction workflow:
  • Extract from the editor content (what you are currently editing)
  • Or extract from the current active provider when the editor content is not provided
• Codex extraction is safer:
  • Removes provider-specific sections like model_provider, model, and the entire model_providers table
  • Preserves base_url under [mcp_servers.*] so MCP configs are not accidentally broken

MCP Management

• Import MCP servers from installed apps
• Improve robustness: skip sync when the target CLI app is not installed; handle invalid Codex config.toml gracefully (#461, thanks @majiayu000)
• Windows compatibility: wrap npx/npm commands with cmd /c for MCP export

Usage & Pricing

• Usage & pricing improvements: auto-refresh, cache hit/creation metrics, timezone handling fixes, and refreshed built-in pricing table (#508, thanks @yovinchen)
• DeepLink support: import usage query configuration via deeplink (#400, thanks @qyinter)
• Model extraction for usage statistics (#455, thanks @yovinchen)
• Usage query credentials can fall back to provider config (#360, thanks @Sirhexs)

UX Improvements

• Provider search filter: quickly find providers by name (#435, thanks @TinsFox)
• Provider icon colors: customize provider icon colors for quicker visual identification (#385, thanks @yovinchen)
• Keyboard shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl + , opens Settings (#436, thanks @TinsFox)
• Skip Claude Code first-run confirmation dialog (optional)
• Closable toasts: close buttons for switch toast and all success toasts (#350, thanks @ForteScarlet)
• Update badge navigation: clicking the update badge opens the About tab
• Settings page tab style improvements (#342, thanks @wenyuanw)
• Smoother transitions: fade transitions for app/view switching and exit animations for panels
• Proxy takeover active theme: apply an emerald theme while takeover is active
• Dark mode readability improvements for forms and labels
• Better window dragging area for full-screen panels (#525, thanks @zerob13)

Platform Notes

Windows

• Prevent terminal windows from appearing during version checks
• Improve window sizing defaults (minimum width/height)
• Fix black screen on startup by using the system titlebar
• Add a fallback for crypto.randomUUID() on older WebViews

macOS

• Use .app bundle path for autostart to avoid terminal window popups (#462, thanks @majiayu000)
• Improve tray/icon behavior and header alignment

Packaging

• Linux: RPM and Flatpak packaging targets are now available for building release artifacts

Notes

• Security improvements for the JavaScript executor and usage script execution (#151, thanks @luojiyin1987).
• SQL import is restricted to CC Switch exported backups to reduce the risk of importing unsafe or incompatible SQL dumps.
• Proxy takeover modifies CLI live configs; CC Switch will back up the live config before redirecting it to the local proxy. If you want to revert, disable takeover/stop the proxy and restore from the backup when needed.

Special Thanks

Special thanks to @Xunyu @deijing @su-fen for their support and contributions. This release wouldn't be possible without you!

Download & Installation

Visit Releases to download the appropriate version.

System Requirements

Windows

macOS

Note: Since the author does not have an Apple Developer account, you may see an "unidentified developer" warning on first launch. Close the app, then go to "System Settings" → "Privacy & Security" → click "Open Anyway", and it will open normally afterwards.

Homebrew (MacOS)

brew tap farion1231/ccswitch
brew install --cask cc-switch

Update:

brew upgrade --cask cc-switch

Linux