Jaynshare is a self-hosted proxy that lets Claude Code, Codex and Claude Desktop draw from a pool of subscriptions. You replace claude with jaynshare claude and each prompt is routed to an account that still has quota. It is written in Rust, released under MIT, and ships a Linux server with macOS and Windows clients.
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Requests are routed away from accounts that have run out of quota.
It works just as well for several accounts of your own as for a shared pool.
The same wrapper covers codex and claude desktop, not just the claude CLI.
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