wtf is claudex?

ClaudeX is a command line tool written in Python that automates creating accounts on Claude, Anthropic's AI chat website, and saves each account's session data locally so it can be reused later. The README is explicit that this project sends requests to claude.ai and tells users to make sure their use follows the relevant terms of service and local laws before running it. To register an account, ClaudeX generates a temporary email address through a service called MoeMail, asks Claude to send a magic sign-in link to that address, reads the verification email, follows the link, and then saves the resulting login cookie along with the account's email, organization ID, and a timestamp into a local file called accounts.json. Registrations can run several at once using a concurrency setting, and requests can optionally go through a proxy server. Once accounts exist, a separate check command reads the saved cookies from accounts.json and asks Claude for each account's current status, subscription plan, and model usage limits, marking any account whose cookie has expired or stopped working. The README stresses that accounts.json contains real login credentials and should never be committed to a code repository or shared with anyone else, and that the .env configuration file is equally sensitive. The project needs Python 3.9 or newer, a working MoeMail service with its own API key, and a copied .env file with that key and the MoeMail server address filled in. The author notes that registering many accounts too quickly can trigger the target service's rate limits, so starting with a small concurrency number is recommended, and warns that since Claude's website can change its behavior over time, the code may need updates if it starts returning errors or unexpected responses. The project is released under the MIT license and does not have any special build steps beyond installing its Python dependencies.