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ccswitch / ccauto

Termux/proot Ubuntu shell tooling that rotates across 12 accounts on 6 API proxy services, and tells an exhausted key apart from a broken one with a live one-token probe.

  • BASH
  • TERMUX
  • PROOT
  • CURL
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The problem

A failing API call looks the same from the outside whether the key is invalid, the account is out of credit, or the service is rate-limiting for the next few minutes. Only one of those three is worth retrying soon, and only one is worth removing the key over — so a switcher that treats them alike either burns good accounts or keeps retrying dead ones.

The approach

  • A one-token probe request per candidate — the cheapest call that still produces a real, classifiable response.
  • Response and status are sorted into rate-limited, credit-exhausted, or invalid, and each class gets different handling.
  • Rotation across 12 accounts spanning 6 proxy services, with per-account state held between shell sessions.
  • Plain bash functions sourced into the Termux/proot Ubuntu shell — no daemon, no runtime beyond curl.