SCIONOS WRAPPER · OPEN SOURCE

Use RouterLab with the AI tools you already use.

ScioNos Wrapper prepares Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cowork, Codex CLI and OpenCode locally so they can use RouterLab, without replacing your usual tools.

Install ScioNos View on GitHub

Integration pathLOCAL

Claude Code

Codex CLI

OpenCode CLI

Claude Desktop

Claude Cowork

↓→

ScioNos Wrapper

↓→

RouterLab

Model routes

Open source · licenseMIT Latest releasev7.0.0 · September 13, 2026

PlatformsWindows · macOS · Linux

RequirementNode.js ^22.13.0 · >=23.5.0

WHY SCIONOS EXISTS

Keep your tools. Change what is behind them.

Some clients cannot be configured as directly as an agent that supports a custom endpoint. ScioNos provides the local layer needed to connect them to RouterLab.

Direct connection

For compatible agents

Configurable agent

↓

RouterLab

↓

Models

With ScioNos

For Claude, Codex and OpenCode

Your tool

↓

ScioNos Wrapper

↓

RouterLab

View compatible agents

SUPPORTED TOOLS

Five tools, one simple connection.

ScioNos adapts to each tool so you can use RouterLab models in the environment you already know.

Claude Code

Launch Claude Code with your RouterLab routes.

wrapper-scionos claude-code

Codex CLI

Use RouterLab models from your Codex environment.

wrapper-scionos codex launch

OpenCode CLI

Choose a family, then an exact RouterLab model from OpenCode.

wrapper-scionos opencode --service routerlab

Claude Desktop

Connect Claude Desktop to RouterLab through the local ScioNos layer.

The managed profile stores only a random local credential.

wrapper-scionos claude-desktop apply-proxy --service routerlab --yes

Claude Cowork

Route compatible Cowork usage through the local RouterLab gateway.

Cowork uses the Claude Desktop local profile and proxy.

wrapper-scionos claude-desktop proxy --service routerlab

QUICK START

Get started in a few minutes

Four steps to connect your tool to RouterLab.

Launch ScioNos

Start with npx, without a global install.

Connect RouterLab

ScioNos guides you through connecting your RouterLab access.

Choose your tool

Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cowork, Codex CLI or OpenCode.

Access your models

Use RouterLab routes from the environment you already know.

scionos

$ npx wrapper-scionos

Setup assistant

Follow the guided steps to connect your RouterLab access.

Without a global install

Try it now

Run the package directly with npx.

$ npx wrapper-scionos

Global install

Keep the command within reach

Install the package once, then run wrapper-scionos from your terminal.

$ npm install -g wrapper-scionos$ wrapper-scionos

Node.js ^22.13.0 or >=23.5.0 required.

LOCAL AND AUDITABLE

A local layer, public code, clear choices.

ScioNos runs locally and adapts each tool’s connection to RouterLab. The code is public and the project is distributed under the MIT license.

Open source

The code is publicly available on GitHub.

Protected keys

ScioNos uses the local secure storage provided by the wrapper and avoids writing the RouterLab token directly into the Claude Desktop profile.

Controlled configuration

Adaptations are applied according to the client instead of replacing your existing settings indiscriminately.

USING AGENT ZERO, OPENCLAW OR HERMES?

These agents can connect directly to RouterLab without ScioNos Wrapper.

View compatible agents

Agent ZeroOpenClawHermes

Ready to connect your tool?

Launch ScioNos Wrapper, connect RouterLab and choose the tool you want to use.

Start trial View on GitHub