capit 0.5.1

Issue authentication keys with spending caps

Budget per-agent, per-provider, as little or as much as you want

$ uvx capit openrouter 5.00 --agent openclaw
$5.00 openrouter key installed into openclaw

That's it. Openclaw now has a capped API key. If it goes rogue, it can only cost you $5.

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Install

uvx install capit

Usage

Give an agent a budget

# Claude Code - $5 cap
capit openrouter 5.00 --agent claude

# Cursor - $10 cap
capit openrouter 10.00 --agent cursor

# Windsurf - $5 cap
capit openrouter 5.00 --agent windsurf

# OpenClaw - $5 cap
capit openrouter 5.00 --agent openclaw

Each agent gets its own capped key. Sleep soundly.

More agents

capit --agents  # List all supported agents

See agents/README.md for the full list and adding custom agents.

First time?

capit openrouter 5.00 --agent claude -i

The -i flag prompts for your OpenRouter management key once. It's used to create the capped key.

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Platforms

The included platforms are openrouter, aihubmix, and unkey.

Platforms are easy to create with a claude skill located in skills/platform-creator.md.

See platforms/README.md for more details.

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Administration

capit --keys list              # List all keys with spending info
capit --keys list openrouter   # List keys from specific provider
capit --keys delete <name>     # Delete a key (e.g., claude-71ad2519)
capit --keys delete 'capit-*'  # Delete keys matching pattern
capit --platforms              # List available platforms
capit --platforms add          # Add a master key
capit --platforms remove       # Remove a master key
capit --agents                 # List supported agents

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How It Works

1. You run capit openrouter 5.00 --agent claude
2. capit calls OpenRouter's API
3. capit creates a guardrail with $5 cap
4. capit creates an API key with that guardrail
5. capit writes the key to ~/.claude/.credentials.json
6. Done

The cap is enforced by OpenRouter. The key literally cannot spend more than $5.

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MIT License