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What is claude-relay-service built with?

claude-relay-service is a JavaScript repo built with Express, Vite, Vue, and vue-router. It signs people in with bcryptjs, @aws-sdk/credential-providers, and helmet, uses AI through @aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime, makes its content with nodemailer, is tested with supertest, deploys with winston and winston-daily-rotate-file, and uses ldapjs and Redis. It has 178,343 written lines, with 34 test files.

Read on November 10, 2026, at commit 71117dd. Read it as markdown

Frontend

Interface 4

The base 3

Styles 1

Backend

The base 1

Data 2

Sign-in 3

AI 1

Support

Content 1

Testing 1

  • supertest2 files

Deploy 2

Tools 2

Other 13

  • Axios33 files
  • Pinia21 files
  • uuid21 files
  • dayjs7 files
  • .ENV1 file
  • chalk1 file
  • node-cron1 file
  • https-proxy-agent2 files
  • socks-proxy-agent2 files
  • compression1 file
  • cors1 file
  • rate-limiter-flexible1 file
1 more
  • string-similarity1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is claude-relay-service written in?
claude-relay-service is written in JavaScript, with 178,343 written lines.
What framework does claude-relay-service use?
claude-relay-service is built with Express, Vite, Vue, and vue-router.

The proof: in package.json

What does claude-relay-service sign people in with?
claude-relay-service signs people in with bcryptjs, @aws-sdk/credential-providers, and helmet.
Does claude-relay-service use AI?
Yes. claude-relay-service uses AI through @aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime.
What services does claude-relay-service use?
claude-relay-service uses ldapjs and Redis.
Does claude-relay-service have tests?
Yes. claude-relay-service has 34 test files and is tested with supertest.
Which repos have a stack like claude-relay-service's?
The ones that share most of its stack:n8n-io/n8nLibreChat-AI/LibreChatlouislam/uptime-kuma

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