# openclaude

This repository contains a recovered Bun-based CLI workspace for Claude Code.

## Project Layout

- `src/`: main source code
- `scripts/`: build scripts
- `docs/`: project documents
- `vendor/`: vendored assets and dependencies kept in-repo

## Local Development

Run the CLI directly:

```bash
bun run dev
```

Build the standalone executable:

```bash
bun run build
```

Build the compiled artifact into `dist/`:

```bash
bun run compile
```

## Notes

- `node_modules/`, `dist/`, and generated CLI binaries are ignored by Git.
- `bun.lock` is kept in the repository for reproducible installs.

## Local Info Egress Status

This fork has removed several local system and project metadata egress paths that existed in the recovered upstream code.

Removed in this repository:

- Model-request context injection of working directory, git status/history, `CLAUDE.md`, current date, platform, shell, and OS version.
- Feedback upload and transcript-share upload paths.
- Remote Control / Bridge registration fields that sent machine name, git branch, and git repository URL, plus git source/outcome data in bridge session creation.
- Trusted-device enrollment and trusted-device token header emission for bridge requests.
- `/insights` automatic S3 upload; reports now stay local via `file://` paths only.
- Datadog analytics and Anthropic 1P event-logging egress.
- GrowthBook remote evaluation/network fetches; local env/config overrides and cached values remain available for compatibility.
- OpenTelemetry initialization and event export paths.
- Perfetto local trace-file output paths that could persist request/tool metadata to disk.
- Extra dead telemetry scaffolding tied to the removed egress paths, including startup/session analytics fanout, logout telemetry flush, and remote GrowthBook metadata collectors.

Still present:

- Normal Claude API requests are still part of product functionality; this fork only removes extra local metadata injection, not core model/network access.
- Minimal compatibility helpers for analytics and GrowthBook still exist in the tree as local no-op or cache-only code.