Check your API key
See its balance and expiry date, and get a ready setup file for Claude Code and VS Code.
- Used
- Used today
- Expires
- Last used
Daily allowance · resets every 24 hours · unused allowance does not roll over.
Next reset (your local time):
Models on this key
- Claude Opus 5.5
claude-opus-5.5✓ Ready - Claude Sonnet 5.5
claude-sonnet-5.5✓ Ready - GPT-6 Astra
gpt-6-astra✓ Ready - Gemini 4 Argon
gemini-4-argon✓ Ready
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Set up Claude Code and VS Code
Pick one way. Both save your key only on your computer.
Install Claude Code if you don’t have it yet. How to install
Option 1: a ready file
Check your key above to make your setup files.
Windows
Windows: double-click nyxo-claude-login.cmd. If Windows warns you, click “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
Mac · Linux
Mac or Linux: open Terminal and run:
sh ~/Downloads/nyxo-claude-login.shThe file contains your key, so it deletes itself after it runs. If you don’t use it, delete it. The file is made by your browser on your computer. It is not sent to us.
Option 2: one command
Run the command, then paste your key when asked. It stays hidden.
Windows: open PowerShell
irm nyxo.space/claude | iexMac or Linux: open Terminal
curl -fsSL https://nyxo.space/claude.sh | bashThen close VS Code and your terminal windows fully and open them again. Type claude to start.
Log out of Claude Code
Run the command, or download the logout file and run it like the login file. Your key is removed completely. Then close and reopen VS Code and your terminal.
Windows: open PowerShell
irm nyxo.space/claude-logout | iexMac or Linux: open Terminal
curl -fsSL https://nyxo.space/claude-logout.sh | bashsh ~/Downloads/nyxo-claude-logout.shSet up OpenCode
Pick one way. Both save your key only on your computer.
Install OpenCode if you don’t have it yet. How to install
Option 1: a ready file
Check your key above to make your setup files.
Windows
Windows: double-click nyxo-opencode-login.cmd. If Windows warns you, click “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
Mac · Linux
Mac or Linux: open Terminal and run:
sh ~/Downloads/nyxo-opencode-login.shThe file contains your key, so it deletes itself after it runs. If you don’t use it, delete it. The file is made by your browser on your computer. It is not sent to us.
Option 2: one command
Run the command, then paste your key when asked. It stays hidden.
Windows: open PowerShell
irm nyxo.space/opencode | iexMac or Linux: open Terminal
curl -fsSL https://nyxo.space/opencode.sh | bashIn your project folder, type opencode. Pick a model with /model.
Log out of OpenCode
This removes your key from OpenCode only. Claude Code is not changed.
Windows: open PowerShell
irm nyxo.space/opencode-logout | iexMac or Linux: open Terminal
curl -fsSL https://nyxo.space/opencode-logout.sh | bashsh ~/Downloads/nyxo-opencode-logout.shChange model any time
In Claude Code or the VS Code Claude panel, type:
/model claude-opus-5.5/model gpt-6-astra/model gemini-4-argonOr start Claude Code with a model:
claude --model gpt-6-astraIn OpenCode, type /model and pick a model available to your key:
/modelHow we keep your key safe
Hidden
The key is hidden while you type or paste it, here and in the login commands.
Not stored
This page keeps nothing. Leaving it, pressing Forget or 15 idle minutes clears the key.
Never in a link
Your key is never put in a web address, so it can’t end up in history or logs.
Fully removable
Logout deletes everything the login saved on your computer.