Terminal agent GUI wrapper

Some tools provide a GUI shell on top of terminal-based coding agents (command-line tools like Claude Code or Codex), letting you view session history, diff previews, and run multiple tasks in parallel through a window interface — while the underlying calls still go through the same CLI.

Common examples of this category include AionUI, OpenCode, and Hermes — listed here only as community-known examples, not as an officially verified or supported list from RouteMarket. Actual compatibility should be confirmed through testing.

How it connects

These GUI wrappers typically don't manage the API connection themselves — they reuse the environment variables or config file of the CLI tool already configured on your machine. In other words:

1. First set up RouteMarket for Claude Code or Codex locally, following those guides.
2. Install the GUI wrapper and point its settings at the underlying CLI executable's path.
3. When the wrapper spawns a subprocess, it inherits your machine's environment variables, so you don't need to re-enter the API key inside the wrapper.

Verify

Start a new task in the wrapper and check its logs or status bar for a normal model response. If the wrapper exposes the underlying command it runs, confirm its base_url actually points to https://api.routemarket.ai.

Notes

• If the wrapper has its own separate credential UI (rather than reusing the local CLI config), enter your API token there directly.
• Some wrappers spawn multiple concurrent subprocesses — check whether your token's concurrency limits are sufficient.