proxycast

ProxyCast is a small, open-source publisher that focuses on streamlining how desktop applications talk to large-language-model services. Its only catalog entry, also named ProxyCast, is a lightweight Tauri-based utility that listens on localhost and rewrites requests so that tools built for OpenAI or Claude endpoints can instead reach Chinese or regional AI clouds such as Kiro, Gemini CLI and Qwen. Typical use cases include letting a VS Code Copilot plugin, Obsidian assistant or any other OpenAI-compatible client query cheaper or faster Asian providers without code changes, or enabling corporate users to insert custom headers, caching, logging and failover logic in a single local gateway. Because the program runs entirely on the user’s machine, credentials stay offline and traffic can be routed through existing VPN or proxy chains. Developers use it during testing to switch models on the fly, while privacy-minded hobbyists run it to keep cloud keys out of browser extensions. The same binary works on Windows, macOS and Linux, and its tray interface shows live request counts, latency and token spend. ProxyCast software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always fetch the latest release, and can be queued alongside other applications for unattended batch installation.