claude-relay-service

https://github.com/Wei-Shaw/claude-relay-service

[{"step":1,"action":"Set up the Claude Relay Service (CRS) on your self-hosted server. Follow the [official documentation](https://docs.claude-relay-service.example) to configure subscriptions (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Droid) and enable shared usage for your team.","tip":"Use environment variables to securely store API keys for each subscription. Example: `CRS_CLAUDE_API_KEY=your_key_here`."},{"step":2,"action":"Define your workflows in CRS. For example, if you want to automate customer feedback analysis, set up a pipeline that pulls data from Slack channels, processes it using the configured AI models, and pushes results to Jira or Slack.","tip":"Start with a simple workflow (e.g., sentiment analysis) before adding complex integrations like auto-ticketing."},{"step":3,"action":"Run the CRS pipeline manually or schedule it to run automatically (e.g., daily at 9:00 AM). Monitor the output for errors or unexpected results.","tip":"Use the CRS dashboard to track API usage, costs, and performance metrics. Adjust shared usage limits if needed."},{"step":4,"action":"Review the output and take action. For example, if CRS auto-creates Jira tickets for high-priority issues, assign them to the appropriate team members and track progress.","tip":"Set up notifications in Slack or email to alert your team when new tickets or reports are generated."},{"step":5,"action":"Iterate and optimize. Analyze the effectiveness of your CRS workflows and adjust configurations (e.g., change AI models, update integration thresholds) to improve results.","tip":"Use CRS's cost-saving features like model switching (e.g., use OpenAI for complex tasks and Droid for lightweight ones) to further reduce expenses."}]