ccflare

https://github.com/snipeship/ccflare/docs/

[{"step":"Install and configure ccflare","action":"Run `pip install ccflare` and set up your Claude API accounts in the configuration file. Ensure each account has the necessary permissions and rate limits for your workload.","tip":"Use environment variables for sensitive API keys (e.g., `CLAUDE_API_KEY_1`, `CLAUDE_API_KEY_2`)."},{"step":"Define your workload","action":"Specify the number of requests, endpoint, payload, and the list of accounts to distribute the load. Example: `ccflare --requests 500 --endpoint https://api.claude.com/v1/chat --payload '{\"model\": \"claude-3-opus\"}' --accounts acc-001,acc-002,acc-003`.","tip":"For large payloads, use a JSON file and reference it in the payload flag (e.g., `--payload @requests.json`)."},{"step":"Execute and monitor","action":"Run the command and monitor the real-time output or log file. ccflare will display progress, errors, and rate limit warnings as they occur.","tip":"Use the `--log` flag to save a detailed log file for post-processing (e.g., `--log ccflare_run.log`)."},{"step":"Analyze the results","action":"Review the summary report generated by ccflare. Identify failed requests, rate limit warnings, and account-specific issues. Use this data to adjust your account distribution or retry failed requests.","tip":"For failed requests, use the `ccflare retry` command with the log file to automatically resend them (e.g., `ccflare retry --log ccflare_run.log`)."},{"step":"Scale or optimize","action":"Based on the results, add more accounts to handle higher volumes or adjust the distribution to balance the load more evenly. Monitor the health of each account over time.","tip":"Set up a cron job to run ccflare periodically (e.g., every hour) for continuous API interactions without manual intervention."}]