EchoBird
Last updated: 2026-08-03; third-party tools can change at any time. If configuration fails, follow the latest official documentation.
EchoBird is a cross-platform tool for installing, launching, and managing models for AI agents. Model Nexus centralizes model sources for Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and other tools. EchoBird orchestrates local tools but does not replace the Token Market gateway; model requests still use your configured API endpoint.
Official Website and GitHub
Before downloading, verify the repository URL and release version. Use EchoBird's repository for downloads and issue reports; see the product site for product information.
Install
Read the current installation instructions on the product site, then use the command for your operating system:
| System | Official Installation Method |
|---|---|
| Windows | `irm https://echobird.ai/install.ps1 |
| macOS / Linux | `curl -fsSL https://echobird.ai/install.sh |
| Manual download | Select the installer for your platform from GitHub Releases. |
The installation script downloads and executes remote code. In enterprise environments, review the script first or install from a release package, following your organization’s software policy.
Configure Token Market
Add a custom model source in EchoBird Model Nexus, then choose an OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-compatible protocol for the target agent:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Token Market |
| OpenAI-compatible endpoint | https://api.tokensmarket.ai/v1, for tools such as Codex CLI and OpenCode. |
| Anthropic-compatible endpoint | https://api.tokensmarket.ai/v1, for Claude Code. |
| API Key | <YOUR_TOKEN_MARKET_API_KEY> |
| Model | <MODEL_ID> from the Model Market |
After saving, select the target agent in application management and switch its model. Validate the model, quota, and request logs with a low-risk request before granting the local agent file-system or terminal access.
EchoBird is a local manager. Keep one authoritative API Key source across EchoBird, agent configuration, and project environment variables. Never commit a real API Key to Git.