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ClewdR is a high-performance LLM reverse proxy engineered by Xerxes-2 to act as an efficient intermediary for large-language-model services, particularly Claude (Claude.ai) and Gemini (Google AI Studio, Google Vertex AI). Written in Rust and now at version 0.12.23 after 60 iterative releases, the program occupies only single-digit megabytes of RAM and compiles to a single static binary that runs natively on Windows, macOS, Android, and other platforms without virtual-machine or runtime dependencies. An integrated React frontend provides a full-featured administrative interface, while an event-driven, Tokio- and Axum-based asynchronous core handles thousands of requests per second—roughly one-tenth the resource footprint of comparable script-language solutions. Moka-powered response caching, multi-threaded concurrency, and fine-grained cookie management with automatic account-status classification maximize throughput and minimize latency. Users deploy ClewdR to consolidate multiple Claude or Gemini credentials behind one local endpoint, to balance load across accounts through intelligent polling, to share enterprise quotas among development teams, or to add OpenAI-compatible formatting and proxy-side stop-sequences to Claude conversations. Additional capabilities include painless HTTP Keep-Alive, image attachment uploads, web-search integration, Chrome-level TLS fingerprint simulation, and built-in proxy-server support that eliminates the need for TUN drivers. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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