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4444If you already run an LLM gateway or API gateway that meets your needs, keep using it; [Other LLM gateways](/docs/en/llm-gateway) covers configuring Claude Code against it.
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46The [gateway protocol reference](/docs/en/llm-gateway-protocol) documents the contract Claude Code expects from any gateway: the endpoints it calls, the headers and body fields to forward, and what stops working when they're stripped. A running Claude apps gateway serves a superset of that contract at `GET /protocol`, adding the Claude apps gateway-specific endpoints for SSO sign-in, managed settings delivery, and telemetry. Fetch it with `curl https://claude-gateway.internal.example.com/protocol` from any deployed gateway, such as the one the [quickstart](#quickstart) below produces.
46The [gateway compatibility guide](/docs/en/llm-gateway-protocol) documents what Claude Code expects from any gateway: the endpoints it calls, the headers and body fields to forward, and what stops working when they're stripped. A running Claude apps gateway also serves its own protocol reference at `GET /protocol`, which describes the endpoints it exposes to Claude Code clients: SSO sign-in, inference, managed settings delivery, model discovery, and telemetry. Fetch it with `curl https://claude-gateway.internal.example.com/protocol` from any deployed gateway, such as the one the [quickstart](#quickstart) below produces.
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4848Breaking changes to the protocol are announced in advance, but indefinite backwards compatibility isn't guaranteed.
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