docs: add Related Projects section (ccse) - #434
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| - [cc-switch-enhanced (ccse)](https://github.com/Tonystarkw12/cc-switch-enhanced) — A fleet-wide model switcher for AI coding agents, complementary to CC-Switch CLI's deep per-app management. Where CC-Switch CLI manages 7 apps in depth (provider switching, proxy, usage stats), `ccse` takes a lightweight cross-agent approach: one command rewrites model / base URL / API key across 37 coding agents at once, with endpoint verification, automatic snapshots and one-key rollback. Handy when running many agents side by side against aggregator APIs (NewAPI / omniroute / mirrors). |
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Qualify the per-app feature claim
The new English and Chinese descriptions present proxy and usage statistics as part of managing all seven supported apps, but those capabilities are app-specific: set_proxy_enabled only accepts Claude, Codex, and Gemini (src-tauri/src/cli/commands/proxy.rs:101), while session usage sync rejects Hermes and OpenClaw (src-tauri/src/cli/commands/sessions.rs:585). This can lead users of those apps to select CC-Switch expecting functionality that the CLI explicitly does not provide; describe these as selected capabilities or state the supported-app limits in both README entries.
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What
Adds a small bilingual Related Projects / 相关项目 section to both READMEs (before Contributing), listing cc-switch-enhanced (ccse).
Why
ccse is a lightweight, fleet-wide model switcher for AI coding agents: one command rewrites model / base URL / API key across 37 coding agents, with endpoint verification, automatic snapshots and one-key rollback.
The positioning is complementary rather than competing — CC-Switch CLI does deep per-app management (provider switching, proxy, usage stats) for 7 apps, while ccse covers breadth (37 agents) for users who run many agents side by side against aggregator APIs. I'm the author of ccse; happy to adjust wording, drop the badge-style claims, or close this if a related-projects section isn't wanted here.
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