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Claude Cowork. Every model. Your rules.

Point Claude Cowork at Requesty and get 600+ frontier models inside the native app. Policy-based routing, EU residency, and MDM deployment, without a single line of code.

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One app. Every model.

Claude Cowork ships with a third-party inference mode. Point it at Requesty and every frontier model becomes available from the Cowork picker. No wrappers, no extensions, no workarounds.

600+ models, one picker

Claude Sonnet, Opus, Haiku. GPT. Gemini. Mistral. DeepSeek. Llama. Kimi. All selectable inside the native Cowork model dropdown.

Policy-driven routing

Point Cowork at a Requesty policy and get automatic fallback, load balancing, and latency-aware routing. Your users never pick a model again.

EU-only endpoint

Swap router.requesty.ai for router.eu.requesty.ai and every request stays in Frankfurt. GDPR ready out of the box.

Zero retention

Zero data retention available, metadata only. GDPR compliant, DPA on request.

Spend visibility

Every Cowork session lands in Requesty usage analytics tagged via X-Title, so you can split Cowork spend from Claude Code, Cline, or your API.

MDM in one click

Export a .mobileconfig for macOS (Jamf, Intune, Kandji) or a .reg file for Windows Group Policy. Deploy to the whole fleet, one key per user.

Setup in 5 steps

From download to Gemini in 90 seconds.

No CLI. No environment variables. Toggle Developer Mode, paste your Requesty key, restart.

1Step 1

Enable Developer Mode

Open Claude Cowork (no sign-in needed). Go to Help → Troubleshooting → Enable Developer Mode. A new Developer menu appears in the menu bar.
Claude Cowork Help menu with Enable Developer Mode
2Step 2

Open third-party inference

From the new Developer menu choose Configure Third-Party Inference.
Claude Cowork Developer menu with Configure Third-Party Inference
3Step 3

Paste the Requesty config

Pick Gateway (Anthropic-compatible) and fill in:

Gateway base URLhttps://router.requesty.ai
Gateway API keyYour Requesty API key
Gateway auth schemebearer
Gateway extra headersX-Title: Claude-Cowork

For EU-only routing, use https://router.eu.requesty.ai instead.

Claude Cowork Gateway configuration filled in with Requesty router URL
4Step 4

Continue with Gateway

Quit and reopen Claude Cowork. On launch, pick Continue with Gateway. No Anthropic sign-in required.
Claude Cowork startup screen with Continue with Gateway option
5Step 5

Pick any model

The model picker now lists every model and routing policy in your Requesty org. Pick policy/opus-5 for automatic fallback, or any model directly. Start working.
Claude Cowork model picker showing Requesty policies and models
Everything. Inside one app.
Claude 4.7 OpusClaude 4.5 SonnetGPT-5Gemini 3.1 ProMistral Large 3DeepSeek V4Kimi K-2.5Llama 4Command R+Grok 4o5-mini+ 300 more
Spend visibility

Every Cowork session, tagged and tracked.

The X-Title: Claude-Cowork header lets you slice spend by app in Requesty analytics. Mix tags per team, project, or user to see exactly where your Cowork budget goes.

  • Filter Cowork traffic separately from API, Claude Code, Cline.
  • Set per-key spend limits for each seat.
  • Export usage reports to CSV or pipe to your data warehouse.
Cowork request
POST /v1/messages
Host: router.requesty.ai
Authorization: Bearer rq_...
X-Title: Claude-Cowork
// Tagged. Routed. Logged. Billed to the right team.

Questions & answers

What teams ask before rolling Cowork + Requesty out.

No. Once the gateway configuration is saved, Claude Cowork shows a "Continue with Gateway" option on launch. You only need a Requesty API key.

Every model and routing policy your Requesty organization has access to. That includes Claude Sonnet, Opus, and Haiku, plus GPT, Gemini, Mistral, DeepSeek, Llama, Kimi, and 600+ others. Policies appear prefixed with "policy/" and give you automatic fallback and load balancing.

Yes. Use https://router.eu.requesty.ai as the gateway base URL. All traffic is routed through Frankfurt (AWS eu-central-1). No request ever leaves the EU.

Use the Export button in the Claude Cowork third-party inference panel. macOS gets a .mobileconfig you can push via Jamf, Intune, or Kandji. Windows gets a .reg file for Group Policy or Intune. Issue one Requesty key per user for per-seat spend tracking and revocation.

Yes, when you set the extra header X-Title: Claude-Cowork. Every Cowork request is tagged and filterable in Requesty usage analytics and cost tracking so you can see exactly what your team is using Cowork for.

Yes. Append [1m] to the model name in the picker (for example anthropic/claude-opus-5[1m]) and Requesty routes to the extended context endpoint automatically.

Your Claude Cowork. Every model.

Spin up a Requesty key, paste it into Cowork. Under two minutes.

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