FlopCode

FlopCode is the Claude Code fork maintained by this platform — it targets this gateway by default with no manual configuration, and ships a picker covering 20+ models across the Claude, GPT and GLM families.

Install#

npm install -g flopcode

Run it:

cd your-project
flopcode

The first launch walks you through signing in to (or creating) a platform account.

How it differs from Claude Code#

Switching model#

Type /model in the REPL:

> /model

? Pick a model
  - claude-haiku-4-5-20251001   ★ (the first entry is the default)
  - claude-opus-4-6
  - claude-sonnet-4-6
  - gpt-5.4
  - gpt-5.5
  - glm-4.7
  - glm-5.1
  ...

Switching is instant — no env vars, no restart. Two things to know:

• The menu only lists the claude-, gpt- and glm- families (about 22 models today). gemini-*, grok-*, kimi-*, deepseek-* and others are not in the FlopCode menu and can't be reached by typing the id either — to use those, call the API directly with an API key or use another client (full catalog: Models).
• The menu you actually see is further narrowed by your subscription tier's model allowlist (next section), and the default model is whatever sits first.

Quota and billing#

Once signed in, FlopCode uses a gpshare_cli_* CLI token and bills against your subscription tier's token quota. That is a completely separate system from the account balance (USD wallet) used by API keys (sk-gpushare-*):

• Exceeding the daily quota returns HTTP 429 rate_limit_error with a message like Daily token quota exceeded (50123/50000). Resets at midnight UTC. — the quota resets automatically at midnight UTC; upgrade the tier if you can't wait.
• Calling a model outside your tier's allowlist is rejected outright (HTTP 400, model not allowed).
• An sk-gpushare-* API key cannot be used to sign in to FlopCode, and topping up your account balance will not clear a FlopCode 429 — FlopCode usage doesn't draw on the balance, and API calls don't consume the token quota.
• Usage is visible at jiuye.zsopc.com/dashboard/usage.

Automatic updates#

On launch it blocks briefly to check npm, and if there's a new version it runs npm install -g flopcode and restarts. To skip:

FLOPCODE_NO_UPDATE=1 flopcode

Remote control (from your phone)#

Run /remote-control or /rc in the REPL:

> /rc
[remote control enabled]
URL: https://dflop.top/remote/abc123
[QR code shown]

Scan it with your phone to drive this terminal remotely.

Plugin marketplace#

FlopCode supports git-based plugin marketplaces, managed with the /plugin command (note: singular). You must register a marketplace before installing, and plugin IDs always take the form <plugin>@<marketplace>:

> /plugin marketplace add sharegpu/gpushare-plugins
> /plugin install clone-website@gpushare-plugins

The official marketplace (gpushare-plugins) currently contains:

• clone-website — provides the /clone-website skill

To publish your own: this is not npm publish followed by installing by package name. Create a git repository containing .claude-plugin/marketplace.json (or send a PR to an existing marketplace); users then register it with /plugin marketplace add <owner>/<repo> and install with /plugin install <name>@<marketplace>.

Config files#

~/.flopcode/credentials.json holds the login credentials. FlopCode and Claude Code never read each other's config directories (~/.flopcode/ vs ~/.claude/), so both CLIs can coexist.

FlopCode or plain Claude Code?#

If you only want Claude models and don't need this platform's multi-model picker, remote control or plugins, plain Claude Code is fine — setting ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL routes it through this gateway just as well.

FlopCode suits you if you want to:

• switch quickly between Claude, GPT and GLM
• pick up a coding session remotely from your phone
• use community plugins, or publish your own

Troubleshooting#

Source#

FlopCode is distributed as an npm package: npmjs.com/package/flopcode (the repository isn't open source yet).

Other clients#

• Claude Code — Anthropic's official CLI
• Cursor — AI built into the IDE
• Cline (VS Code) — agentic AI coding
• Continue.dev — VS Code / JetBrains
• Open WebUI — self-hosted ChatGPT UI