AI Gateway

TL;DR: Claude Code is a powerful terminal-based AI coding agent, but it locks you into a single provider by default. Bifrost, an open-source AI gateway, lets you route Claude Code traffic through 23+ providers, switch models mid-session, set up automatic failovers, and apply expression-based routing

TL;DR Claude Code is locked to Anthropic's models by default. Enterprise AI gateways solve this by sitting between Claude Code and any LLM provider, translating API formats transparently so you can route requests to OpenAI, Google Gemini, Mistral, AWS Bedrock, or any other provider without modifying the

In 2025 alone, every major LLM provider experienced at least one significant service disruption. When your primary model provider goes down and your application has no fallback strategy, every user request fails. For customer-facing AI applications, this translates directly to lost revenue, degraded trust, and SLA violations. Building reliable

Claude Code has rapidly become one of the most powerful agentic coding tools available, giving developers terminal-native AI assistance for writing, debugging, and shipping code. But as engineering teams scale their Claude Code usage from a handful of developers to dozens or hundreds, costs can spiral quickly. Without proper

OpenAI's Codex CLI has earned a strong reputation as a terminal-based coding agent with robust code generation and completion capabilities. It ships with native support for GPT models and ChatGPT OAuth authentication, making it a natural choice for developers already embedded in the OpenAI ecosystem. But modern

Google's Gemini CLI has rapidly become a go-to terminal-based coding agent, offering advanced reasoning capabilities and tight integration with the Google ecosystem. But production engineering teams rarely operate within a single provider's walled garden. Codebases demand different models for different tasks: a reasoning-heavy