tuxevil-rotator

What tuxevil-rotator does

The gateway offers multi-account load balancing, per-model quota routing, account health scoring, access control with virtual keys and cost auditing, and it works even with a single account. Supported providers are Google Antigravity, Ollama Cloud, OpenAI Codex and OpenCode Zen, and the design lets new providers slot in without changing core engine logic. The project began as a multi-account rotator for Google Antigravity.

Version 4.0.0 redesigned the WebUI with live routing health, account management, request history and usage analytics, and version 3.11.0 added install-agent, which configures detected or selected agents locally or over SSH. The old ghcr.io/tuxevil/pi-antigravity-rotator image is deprecated in favor of ghcr.io/tuxevil/tuxevil-rotator:latest, and the package migrates legacy config files. The project also sends anonymous telemetry to a public stats dashboard.

Key features

• Single OpenAI-compatible local endpoint for several providers
• Multi-account load balancing with account health scoring
• Per-model quota routing and cost auditing
• Virtual Keys for access control
• install-agent command that configures agents locally or over SSH
• WebUI with live routing health, request history and usage analytics

When to use it

• Giving an agent one local endpoint that spreads requests across several free-tier accounts
• Tracking which provider account has quota left for each model
• Issuing separate virtual keys to different tools while auditing their usage

Who it is for: Developers who run agents against free-tier LLM providers and want routing across accounts.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

A general OpenAI-compatible proxy for any agent; the repository is tagged hermes-agent but the README does not describe a Hermes-specific setup.

Note: Routing traffic through this proxy may violate provider Terms of Service and risk account restriction or bans, and the README advises against using primary accounts.

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