Use easiapiai from your editor

Claude CodeRecommended

Terminal, VS Code and JetBrains: they share one setup, so installing once covers all three. Type this inside Claude Code:

The next time you start Claude Code, it asks once whether to report your usage numbers automatically, about once a week: providers, models, tokens, speed, requests and errors, never prompts, code or keys. Say no and it never asks again. Any time after that: /easiapiai:share, or ask "what would my usage cost at other sellers?" (/easiapiai:bill). It also adds the price lookup tools (the MCP server), and /easiapiai:test if you want to test your provider.

Needs Claude Code 2.1.275 or later (claude update). On older versions, type /plugin marketplace add brokonado/easiapiai and then /plugin install easiapiai@easiapiai. From a shell: claude plugin install easiapiai --marketplace brokonado/easiapiai.

VS Code and Cursor

Adds the price tools to the chat (Copilot agent mode in VS Code, the agent in Cursor). Ask things like "cheapest seller for DeepSeek V4 Flash?" or "what would 50M input and 5M output tokens cost on GPT 5.5?"

The buttons open your editor and ask you to confirm. If nothing happens, add https://easiapiai.com/mcp as an HTTP MCP server by hand: steps for each editor.

Claude desktop and claude.ai

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste:

Any terminal

Report your usage numbers with Node 18 or later; nothing to set up. It reads what Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Kilo Code and Cline saved on your computer, shows you the numbers, and sends them only when you say yes:

What your usage costs at every seller: npx github:brokonado/easiapiai bill. Testing a provider from the terminal: the steps on the test page.

No install at all

Paste one of these into Claude Code, Codex or any coding agent that can browse: