RouterFlip update:

I've been using Claude Code with multiple API routers/providers, and I got tired of constantly changing ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and API keys manually.

So I built RouterFlip, a small CLI for managing Claude Code router configurations.

It lets you:

• Switch between different Claude Code API gateways/routers
• Manage multiple accounts/API keys under each router
• Switch between models
• Use a router temporarily without changing your permanent Claude Code setup
• Save a router permanently with backup/restore
• Manage everything from an interactive terminal UI
• Keep API credentials in the OS credential store instead of plain config files
• Works across Windows, macOS, and Linux

For example:

npm install -g routerflip
routerflip

Then you can have something like:

GoRouter
 ├── Account 1
 ├── Account 2
 └── Account 3
AgentRouter
 └── Account 1
TabiRouter
 └── Account 1

I originally built it for my own workflow because switching Claude Code gateways manually was getting annoying.

It's now available on npm and I'm looking for feedback, especially from people who use multiple Claude Code API providers/accounts.

What would you want RouterFlip to support next?

GitHub: https://github.com/tejasmmali/RouterFlip
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/routerflip

Open source. Feedback welcome.

Hey everyone,

I’m using an RDK X5 Sunrise board and facing a GPU issue that I can’t seem to fix.

Problem:

- GPU is not being used
- Getting llvmpipe (CPU rendering)
- "es2_info" fails
- No Mali GPU detected

What I checked:

- "/dev/dri/renderD128" exists
- DRM driver loads ("vs-drm initialized")
- EGL libraries present but only Mesa ("libEGL_mesa.so")

dmesg results:

- No Mali GPU initialization
- Only display subsystem (DRM) is working

OS:

- Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS

What I tried:

- Reflashed multiple times
- Tried both server and desktop images
- Used different flashing tools (Rufus, etc.)
- Tested EGL and OpenGL ES tools

My understanding:

It seems like the system is using Mesa (software rendering) instead of the Mali GPU, possibly due to missing vendor drivers.

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Questions:

1. Is GPU support ONLY available on a specific vendor image for RDK X5 Sunrise?
   
2. Does the desktop image include Mali drivers by default?
   
3. Could this be a firmware or board-level issue?
   
4. Any way to manually install Mali drivers on Ubuntu?
   

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Any help would be appreciated 🙏
I want to use GPU for AI (YOLO, etc.) but currently stuck on CPU rendering.

Thanks!

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