Aiproxy gives your team a structured control plane for activation, provider routing, tenant access, and operational visibility across the CLIProxyAPIPlus runtime core.
Connect providers, issue a tenant key, and complete the first successful call without exposing raw runtime complexity.
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Control-plane readiness across the active runtime surface
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SyncedUnderstand the runtime core, the control plane, and the activation path before you scale usage.
Runtime core
CLIProxyAPIPlus remains the runtime core that handles provider-backed traffic execution and request routing.
Control plane
Aiproxy sits above the runtime to manage workspace onboarding, provider connections, and entitlement state.
Tenant keys
Each workspace issues tenant keys through the control plane so access stays tied to plans, activation, and lifecycle controls.
Analytics and admin
Operational visibility, runtime awareness, and backoffice support stay in one SaaS surface instead of being scattered across tools.
Pricing
Start free while you validate the activation flow, then move to the pricing page when you need higher request volume, more provider slots, and expanded operational controls.
Connect provider, issue a tenant key, make your first successful request, and observe usage from one control plane.
Attach the provider your workspace runtime will use so the control plane can unlock the traffic path.
Issue a tenant-scoped key that keeps access tied to the workspace, plan limits, and activation state.
Send the first runtime-backed call and confirm the workspace is ready for real usage.
See runtime readiness, first-call progress, and workspace state without leaving the control plane.
Provider slots, key issuance, and activation behavior stay connected to the workspace plan.
Backoffice and analytics stay close to the activation flow so support and operations share the same context.
Start setup when you are ready, or read the docs if you want to evaluate the control plane first.