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A lightweight CLI for managing API keys and running Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI across providers

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aivo

A lightweight CLI for managing API keys and running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, and Pi CLI across providers.

What it does

  • Securely manages multiple API keys for different providers.
  • Runs claude, codex, gemini, opencode, and pi CLI tools seamlessly.
  • Provides a simple chat TUI and a one-shot -x mode.
  • Can expose the active provider as a local OpenAI-compatible server.

Install

Homebrew:

brew install yuanchuan/tap/aivo

Install script:

curl -fsSL https://getaivo.dev/install.sh | bash

Via npm (only recommended for windows users):

npm install -g @yuanchuan/aivo

Or download a binary from GitHub Releases.

Quick Start

# 1) Add a provider key (OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway, etc.)
aivo keys add

# 2) Launch your tool
aivo claude

# 3) Optionally pin a model
aivo claude --model moonshotai/kimi-k2.5

Use your GitHub Copilot subscription.

aivo keys add copilot
aivo claude

Use local models via Ollama.

aivo keys add ollama

# auto pull the model if not present
aivo claude --model llama3.2

Commands

Command Description
run Launch an AI tool (claude, codex, gemini, opencode, pi)
chat Interactive chat TUI or one-shot -x mode
serve Local OpenAI-compatible API server
keys Manage API keys (add, use, rm, cat, edit, ping)
models List available models from the active provider
alias Create short names for models
info Show system info, keys, tools, and directory state
logs Query local SQLite logs for chat, run, and serve
stats Show usage statistics
update Update to the latest version

run

Launch an AI tool with the active provider key. All extra arguments are passed through to the underlying tool.

Supported tools:

The run keyword is optional — tool names work directly as shortcuts, so aivo claude is equivalent to aivo run claude.

aivo run claude
aivo claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
aivo claude --resume 16354407-050e-4447-a068-4db222ff841

--model, -m

Pick a model for one run, or omit the value to open the model picker:

aivo claude --model moonshotai/kimi-k2.5
aivo claude --model                      # opens model picker
aivo claude -m                           # short form

--key, -k

Use a different saved key without changing the active one:

aivo claude --key openrouter
aivo claude --key copilot
aivo claude --key                        # opens key picker

--dry-run

Preview the resolved command and environment without launching:

aivo claude --dry-run

--env, -e

Inject extra environment variables into the child process:

aivo claude --env BASH_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS=60000

aivo run

Without a tool name, aivo run uses the interactive start flow, which remembers your key + tool selection per directory,
so next time you run aivo run in the same directory, it will skip the selection step and go straight to launching the tool.

aivo run

chat

aivo chat starts the full-screen chat UI.

aivo chat

--model, -m

Specify or change the chat model. Omit the value to open the model picker. The selected model is remembered per saved key.

aivo chat --model gpt-4o
aivo chat -m claude-sonnet-4-5
aivo chat --model                        # opens model picker

--key, -k

Use a different saved key for this chat session:

aivo chat --key openrouter
aivo chat -k                             # opens key picker

--execute, -x

Send a single prompt and exit. When -x has a message, piped stdin is appended as context. When -x has no message, the entire stdin becomes the prompt.

aivo chat -x "Summarize this repository"
git diff | aivo -x "Write a one-line commit message"
cat error.log | aivo -x
aivo -x                                 # type interactively, Ctrl-D to send

aivo -x is a shortcut for aivo chat -x.

--attach

Attach text files or images to the next message (repeatable):

aivo chat --attach README.md --attach screenshot.png

serve

aivo serve exposes the active provider as a local OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Handy for scripts and tools that already speak the OpenAI API.

aivo serve                               # http://127.0.0.1:24860

--port, -p

Listen on a custom port (default: 24860):

aivo serve --port 8080
aivo serve -p 8080

--host

Bind to a specific address (default: 127.0.0.1):

aivo serve --host 0.0.0.0               # expose on all interfaces

--key, -k

Use a different saved key:

aivo serve --key openrouter
aivo serve -k                            # opens key picker

--log

Enable request logging. Logs to stdout by default, or to a file if a path is given:

aivo serve --log | jq .                  # JSONL to stdout
aivo serve --log /tmp/requests.jsonl     # JSONL to file

--failover

Enable multi-key failover on 429/5xx errors. Automatically retries with other saved keys:

aivo serve --failover

--cors

Enable CORS headers for browser-based clients:

aivo serve --cors

--timeout

Upstream request timeout in seconds (default: 300, 0 = no timeout):

aivo serve --timeout 60

--auth-token

Require a bearer token. Auto-generated if no value given:

aivo serve --auth-token                  # auto-generated token
aivo serve --auth-token my-secret        # specific token

keys

Manage saved API keys. Keys are stored locally and encrypted in the user config directory.

aivo keys                                # list all keys

keys add

Add a new provider key. Interactive by default, or pass --name, --base-url, and --key for scripted setup:

aivo keys add
aivo keys add --name openrouter --base-url https://openrouter.ai/api/v1 --key sk-xxx
aivo keys add --name groq --base-url https://api.groq.com/openai/v1 --key sk-xxx
aivo keys add --name deepseek --base-url https://api.deepseek.com/v1 --key sk-xxx

Any endpoint that speaks a supported protocol can be saved — you are not limited to the providers above.

Two special names skip the base-url/key prompts:

  • copilot — uses your GitHub Copilot subscription via OAuth device flow
  • ollama — connects to a local Ollama instance (auto-starts if needed)
aivo keys add copilot
aivo keys add ollama

keys use

Switch the active key by name or ID:

aivo keys use openrouter
aivo keys use                            # opens key picker
aivo use openrouter                      # shortcut

keys cat

Print the decrypted key details:

aivo keys cat
aivo keys cat openrouter

keys edit

Edit a saved key interactively:

aivo keys edit
aivo keys edit openrouter

keys rm

Remove a saved key:

aivo keys rm openrouter

keys ping

Health-check the active key, or all keys:

aivo keys ping
aivo keys ping --all
aivo ping                                # shortcut

models

List models available from the active provider. Model lists are cached for one hour.

aivo models

--refresh, -r

Bypass the cache and fetch a fresh model list:

aivo models --refresh

--key, -k

List models for a different saved key:

aivo models --key openrouter

--search, -s

Filter models by substring:

aivo models -s sonnet

alias

Create short names for models. Aliases work anywhere a model name is accepted.

aivo alias                               # list all aliases

Create an alias

aivo alias fast=claude-haiku-4-5
aivo alias best claude-sonnet-4-6        # alternative syntax

Then use it in place of the full model name:

aivo claude -m fast
aivo chat -m best

Remove an alias

aivo alias rm fast

info

Show a compact overview of saved keys, installed tools, the remembered tool/model for the current directory, and the cached model count for the active key. (ls is accepted as an alias.)

aivo info

--ping

Also health-check all keys:

aivo info --ping

logs

Query the local SQLite log database used by aivo chat, run, and serve. Chat logs include turn content and token usage. run logs record launch metadata only. serve logs record request metadata only.

By default, aivo logs prints entries in chronological order like traditional system logs. Use --latest-first to show newest entries first.

aivo logs

show <id>

Show one entry in detail:

aivo logs show 7m2q8k4v9cpr

path

Print the SQLite database path:

aivo logs path

status

Show entry counts and database size:

aivo logs status

Quick search

A bare word is treated as a search query:

aivo logs claude
aivo logs "rate limit"

Filters

aivo logs --source chat -n 5
aivo logs --tool claude --errors
aivo logs -s "rate limit"
aivo logs --json
aivo logs --latest-first

Live watch

Poll and refresh matching logs continuously:

aivo logs --source run --watch
aivo logs --watch --interval 2
aivo logs --watch --jsonl

stats

Show usage statistics across all tools. Aggregates token counts from aivo chat, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, and Pi by reading each tool's native data files. Per-file caching makes subsequent runs fast.

aivo stats

Positional argument

Show stats for a single tool:

aivo stats claude
aivo stats chat

--numbers, -n

Show exact numbers instead of human-readable approximations:

aivo stats -n

--search, -s

Filter by key, model, or tool name:

aivo stats -s openrouter

--refresh, -r

Bypass cache and re-read all data files:

aivo stats -r

--all, -a

Show all models (default: top 20, rest grouped as "others"):

aivo stats -a

update

Update to the latest version. Delegates to Homebrew or npm when installed by those package managers.

aivo update

--force

Force update even if installed via a package manager:

aivo update --force

Development

make build
make build-debug
make check
make test
make clippy
make build-release

License

MIT

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