Tokenmaxx

One dashboard for all of your Codex, Claude Code and Grok accounts. Easily switch between them, and monitor usage.

macOS · Bun · a Rubric Labs project · not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic or xAI

Install

Run in the background and start at login

The dashboard connects to a separate background manager. You can close the dashboard or its terminal and keep using your AI clients. To start the manager without opening the dashboard:

To route your clients and have macOS start the manager automatically whenever you log in:

For pi, use tokenmaxx install pi --autostart. If your clients are already configured, add login startup on its own:

Run this as your normal macOS user, without sudo. It starts the manager immediately and installs a per-user LaunchAgent that restarts it if it exits. After restarting your Mac, it starts when you log in, when your login Keychain is available. It does not run while the Mac is asleep or shut down.

The background item is named tokenmaxx in System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions. A small launcher app provides that name; launching Bun directly can make macOS display Bun's signing-certificate owner, such as “Jarred Sumner,” instead.

Commands that need the manager, including opening the dashboard, start it again after daemon stop. daemon disable removes automatic startup while retaining your accounts and data for manual use.

Uninstall

tokenmaxx uninstall restores Codex, Claude, Grok, and pi routing and keeps your saved accounts and usage history. tokenmaxx uninstall pi restores only pi routing.

tokenmaxx uninstall all stops the manager, restores Codex, Claude, Grok, and pi routing, removes the LaunchAgent and launcher app, deletes tokenmaxx's Keychain credentials (including orphaned entries), and removes its account…