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How to Use Jego for Vibe Coding

AI Development Tools Proxy Configuration Tutorial

Claude Code AI Development Tool Interface

As AI tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw gain popularity, we've created this tutorial to address frequently asked configuration questions. Using FlClash as an example (other tools follow similar principles), this guide will help you set up Jego for seamless AI-powered development, whether you're using an IDE or CLI.

Applicable Scope

This tutorial uses FlClash as an example (supports Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, and other platforms), but the configuration principles apply to other proxy tools such as Clash Verge Rev, sing-box. Jego subscription service is compatible with various proxy tools. For more detailed tutorials on different platforms and tools, see How to Use Proxy on PC or Mobile.

The key is understanding virtual network adapter mode and node routing strategies.

Configuration Steps

1. Dashboard: Enable Virtual Network Adapter and Rule Mode

In FlClash's dashboard:

  • Enable Virtual Network Adapter (TUN mode)
  • Outbound Mode, select Rule Mode
Dashboard: Enable Virtual Network Adapter and Rule Mode

Why Use Virtual Network Adapter?

Virtual Network Adapter (TUN) mode intercepts all system network traffic, ensuring that all requests from AI coding tools are properly routed through the proxy. This is crucial for tools like Cursor and Claude Code that frequently call APIs.

If you only need browser access, we recommend using the Jego browser extension.

2. Profiles Page: Select Subscription

On the Profiles page:

  • Make sure to select the Jego subscription file
  • Keep the default auto-update settings

3. Proxy Page: Node Selection

Configure the following on the proxy page (node selection):

  • ❇️Manual Select: Choose Hong Kong Ultra
  • 🤖 ChatGPT Group: Choose Singapore Pro+
Proxy Page: Node Selection

Node Selection Guide

  • Hong Kong Ultra: For regular traffic (browsing, YouTube, etc.), fast and stable
  • Singapore Pro+: Specifically for AI services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, etc.), optimized for AI APIs

4. Start Service

Return to the dashboard and click the Start button in the lower right corner to activate the proxy service.

Start Service

After starting, verify: the network check shows a non-mainland (overseas) IP, the core status in the top-right is a green checkmark, and the bottom-right shows the start time, Virtual Network Adapter is enabled, and the outbound mode is Rule Mode.

5. Request Page: Verify Traffic Routing

On the request page (or connections page), confirm that traffic is being routed correctly:

  • ✅ AI-related domains (e.g., api.openai.com, api.anthropic.com) go through Singapore Pro+
  • ✅ Regular traffic (e.g., YouTube, Google) goes through Hong Kong Ultra

Custom Routing

If you need custom routing rules, you can add override rules (Overrides) in FlClash.

Example Steps:

For instance, if you need DeepSeek.com to connect directly (without proxy), follow these steps:

  1. On the configuration page, click the three dots ⋮ in the upper right corner of the Jego subscription card
  2. Select More
  3. Click Overrides
  4. Click Add
  5. In the popup dialog, configure:
    • Rule Name: Click to select, e.g., DOMAIN-SUFFIX (domain suffix matching)
    • Rule Content: Click to enter, e.g., deepseek.com (main domain or subdomain)
    • Rule Target: Click to select, e.g., DIRECT (direct connection)
  6. Click save
Custom Routing: Add override rules (Overrides)

After this setup, visits to DeepSeek.com will bypass the proxy and use your local network directly.

Verify Configuration

Run the following command in your terminal to check if you've successfully obtained a foreign IP:

bash
curl ip.sb

If it returns a foreign IP address (non-China mainland IP), your configuration is successful!

Further Verification

You can also try using AI features in Cursor or other AI coding tools, such as code completion or chat, to verify that you can access AI services normally.

Common Issues

Why is my AI tool connection failing?

  1. Check if virtual network adapter is enabled: Ensure TUN mode is active
  2. Check node selection: Confirm that ChatGPT Group is set to Singapore Pro+ node
  3. Check subscription updates: Make sure your subscription file is up to date
  4. Review request logs: Check the request page for specific connection failure reasons

Can I use system proxy mode?

Not recommended. In system proxy mode, some AI tool requests may not go through the proxy, causing connection failures. Virtual network adapter mode intercepts all traffic, ensuring stability.

How do I configure other proxy tools?

The configuration approach is the same:

  1. Enable virtual network adapter (TUN) mode
  2. Select rule mode
  3. Properly assign nodes (Singapore Pro+ for AI services, Hong Kong Ultra for regular traffic)