v0.1.0

The first release of CLAN: a self-hosted gateway that turns your Codex subscriptions
into one OpenAI Responses endpoint with named, revocable keys.

What's in it

• POST /v1/responses (JSON and SSE) and GET /v1/models for OpenCode and the
  OpenAI Python SDK.
• Codex accounts connected through browser sign-in. Requests rotate between
  accounts, and accounts that hit provider limits sit out until they recover.
• One named key per app or person, with a concurrency limit. Revoking a key stops
  its running requests.
• Admin API under /api with an OpenAPI schema.
• OAuth tokens encrypted in SQLite; request content is never logged.
• Docker Compose setup: just build && just run.

Checked live

OpenCode 1.18.29 and the OpenAI Python SDK 3.13.0: text, tool calls, images, JSON
Schema, reasoning replay, streaming, cancellation, concurrency limits and key revocation.

Known limitations

• OpenCode cannot generate session titles through CLAN: it asks for a reasoning
  effort that Codex models do not support. Normal turns work.
• Right after a new sign-in, the model list can return 503 until the catalog
  retries (up to five minutes) or the gateway restarts.
• Not checked yet: several accounts at once and sign-in on a remote server.
• Open bugs: #48 (startup errors hide their cause) and #49 (a failed OAuth callback
  listener silently disables all accounts).

Get started

Follow the Quick start in the README. While the version is 0.x, the API and
configuration may still change.