Horizon
Horizon points Claude Code's real interface at free and low-cost models instead, like Kimi and Gemini, and automatically moves to the next one the moment today's free limit runs out. One script, your own free accounts, real tool-calling. Not a toy.
# one script, run once
$ irm horizon.dev/setup.ps1 | iex
# then just use Claude Code like normal
$ claude-horizon
connected: Kimi K2.5 (NVIDIA, free tier)
Not another aggregator you pay through. Your accounts, your limits, automatically combined.
Grab free API keys from OpenRouter, Gemini, or NVIDIA. A couple of clicks each, no card needed for most. Horizon walks you through it.
It sets up a claude-horizon profile.
Your regular claude command stays
completely untouched.
Real tool calls, real file edits, real terminal commands, through Claude Code's own interface. When one provider's daily limit hits, Horizon fails over to the next automatically.
One provider's daily cap isn't a dead end anymore. Horizon just moves to the next.
Your own accounts stay free, forever. We only charge for the overflow.
Bring your own free-tier provider accounts. Horizon combines and fails over between them automatically. No card required to start.
When your free accounts run out for the day, top up with credits instead of stopping. Pay-as-you-go, priced to undercut routing through an aggregator's markup.
Sign in to connect your provider accounts. The one-line setup script that points Claude Code at Horizon is the next piece we're building, not ready yet.
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