Raycast Unblock

Raycast Unblock is currently in heavy development, with frequent code updates, and you need to keep up with the latest developments in this project.

Unblock all features in Raycast Pro Plan.

Warning

This project is for educational purposes only. Please do not use it for commercial purposes.

Quick Start

docker run -d --name raycast-unblock -p 3000:3000 wibuswee/raycast-unblock:latest --ai_key=your-open-ai-key --openai_base_url=https://api.openai.com --ai_type=openai --host=0.0.0.0

Replace your-open-ai-key with your OpenAI API key.

More details can be found in Usage.

Disclaimer

We only borrowed the operation interface of Raycast, and did not modify the backend server of Raycast.

We just coded a proxy server to forward Raycast's requests to our proxy server, and implemented similar functions in Raycast Pro Plan in other ways.

You can see all the code in the src directory. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

See Unblock Features and Unblock Routes for more details.

Unblock Features

^{If you have any feature requests, please feel free to ask.}

Requirements

~~Node.js 18.x~~
Raycast
macOS / Linux (Windows is not maintained)
Surge (or other proxy tools) (optional)

Quick Links

I don't want to install Node.js, how can I use it? - Q&A
I don't buy Surge, how can I use it? - Q&A

Usage

Docker (Recommended)

You can use Docker to run Raycast Unblock.

Run

docker run -d \
  --name raycast-unblock \
  -p 3000:3000 \
  --env /path/to/your/.env:/app/.env \
  wibuswee/raycast-unblock:latest

You should replace /path/to/your/.env with your .env file path. Or directly use parameter settings to set variables:

Change the environment variables in the .env.example file to trailing parameters and pass them to the docker run command. For example:

docker run -d \
  --name raycast-unblock \
  -p 3000:3000 \
  --ai_type=openai \
  --openai_base_url=https://api.openai.com \
  --ai_key=your-open-ai-key \
  --host=0.0.0.0
  wibuswee/raycast-unblock:latest

Docker Compose

You can use Docker Compose to run Raycast Unblock.

Download the docker-compose.yml file and modify the environment variables in it. Then run the following command:

docker-compose up -d

If you need to use .env file, please uncomment some lines in the docker-compose.yml file (They are commented out by default).

Download dist from actions

You can download the latest dist from GitHub Actions.

The naming format is raycast-unblock-<platform>-<type>.

js type is a small package with all dependencies bundled, but requires JS Runtime.
app type is a single application, which is larger but does not require JS Runtime.

Set environment variables

Copy / Download the .env.example file and rename it to .env, then fill in the environment variables.

After that, you should put the .env file in the same directory as the executable file.

Run

# Your .env file should be in this directory
node index.js # or ./raycast-unblock-app

# ℹ Raycast Unblock
# ℹ Version: 0.0.0

If you want to run it in the background, you can use pm2 or nohup.

Use it with Surge

Go to wibus-wee/activation-script and follow the instructions to get the activation script.

Note

If you modified the PORT in the .env file, you should modify activator script to make it work properly

- "http://127.0.0.1:3000"
+ "<Your Remote Server Address>"

Related Source Code

Get your Surge config file and modify it like this: (Normally, wibus-wee/activation-script will help you modify this config file)

[MITM]
skip-server-cert-verify = true
h2 = true
hostname = *.raycast.com, <Your Original Proxy Hostname...>
ca-passphrase = <Your Original CA Passphrase>
ca-p12 = <Your Original CA P12 Setting>

[Script]
raycast-activate-backend.raycast.com = type=http-request,pattern=^https://backend.raycast.com,max-size=0,debug=1,script-path=activator.js
<Your Original Scripts...>

Run Surge with the modified config file.
Set your system proxy to Surge.
Run Raycast Unblock.
Enjoy!

Warning

In some cases, if you find that Raycast Unblock is not working properly, please go to the settings of Surge, and uncheck the last line * in Surge -> HTTP -> Capture(捕获) -> Capture MITM Overrides(捕获 MITM 覆写), which is Modify MITM Hostname.

If you don't have Surge

You need to throw all Raycast requests to the backend built by this project, but make sure that the backend can request Raycast Backend normally, because some functions need to request Raycast Backend once and then do it.

Hosts

You can modify your hosts file to make Raycast requests go to the backend built by this project.

backend.raycast.com <Your Backend IP>
# backend.raycast.com 127.0.0.1

But this method is required to modify the port of the backend to 80. You should modify the .env file and set PORT to 80.

Note

If you are building the backend locally, please do not let your proxy tool proxy both Raycast's requests and the backend service's requests, as this will cause it to not work properly.

Raycast Unblock adds an x-raycast-unblock header to requests to Raycast Backend. You can determine whether this is a request from Raycast or Raycast Unblock by the presence of this header, and make the backend service work properly through conditional judgment. ( Raycast Unblock has turned off SSL check by default)

Or you can deploy the backend to a remote server, and this will not be a problem.

Related Code

More

Deploy to remote server

Raycast Unblock can be deployed to a remote server, and then you can use it as a proxy server. But you need to modify the code in activator.js to make it work properly (if you are not using Modify Hosts method).

- "http://127.0.0.1:3000"
+ "<Your Remote Server Address>"

You should replace http://127.0.0.1:3000 with your remote server address.

Related Source Code

Use `pm2`

You can use pm2 to manage the process. You can run npm install -g pm2 to install it.

For example:

# Your .env file should be in this directory
pm2 start index.mjs --name raycast-unblock
pm2 start ./raycast-unblock-app --name raycast-unblock

Features

GitHub Copilot

Raycast Unblock provides a GitHub Copilot service, which can be used in Raycast feature.

Usage

Open / Download scripts/get_copilot_token.mjs and run it.
Follow the steps displayed in the terminal to get the token.
Terminal will output the token, copy it.

Caution

Please do not leak this token to others, otherwise it may cause the GitHub Copilot service to be abused, resulting in your account being banned.

At the same time, if your backend is shared with others, please pay attention to the usage frequency to avoid deliberate abuse.

More

Or you can use aaamoon/copilot-gpt4-service to convert GitHub Copilot to OpenAI GPT API format, and you can use it to use GitHub Copilot.

Note

You should set AI_TYPE to openai or custom in the .env file, and set OPENAI_BASE_URL to the address of the copilot-gpt4-service service.

Shortcut Translator

Raycast Unblock provides a shortcut translator, which is only available on macOS. You can use it to translate text in Raycast Translate feature.

Usage

Open iCloud Shortcut - RaycastUnblock.Translate.v1 and add it to your shortcuts.
Modify your .env file and set TRANSLATE_TYPE to shortcut.
Run Raycast Unblock and use Raycast Translate feature.

Notice

This feature is only available on macOS.
Some languages may not be recognized, this is because the system's built-in translation engine is used, which may be due to incorrect dictionary settings or encountering languages not supported by the system.
If you are sure that it is a problem with the dictionary settings, you can submit an Issue or Pull Request to help us fix this problem.

AI Translator

You can use AI to translate text in Raycast Translate feature. Prompts provided by @zhuozhiyongde.

Notice

Pay attention to the request and usage issues, Translator may cause frequent requests to AI services, resulting in overuse or rate limit, so please use it carefully.

Q&A

I don't want to install Node.js, how can I use it?

You can use the app type dist, which is a single application, and does not require JS Runtime. Or use Docker to run it.

Download dist from actions - Usage
Docker - Usage
Docker Compose - Usage

I don't buy Surge, how can I use it?

Referring to the relevant code of activation-script and porting it to other agent tools to continue using MiTM to hijack.

You can also use the Hosts file to forward Raycast requests to the backend service of Raycast Unblock.

If you don't have Surge - Usage

Credits

Author

Personal Website · Blog · GitHub @wibus-wee · Telegram @wibus✪

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Quick Start

Disclaimer

Unblock Features

Requirements

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Usage

Docker (Recommended)

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Docker Compose

Download dist from actions

Set environment variables

Run

Use it with Surge

If you don't have Surge

Hosts

More

Deploy to remote server

Use pm2

Features

GitHub Copilot

Usage

More

Shortcut Translator

Usage

Notice

AI Translator

Notice

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I don't buy Surge, how can I use it?

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