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claudestream

Drive Claude Code from the command line: run one prompt under a claudewheel profile and print the reply as final text, live text, a detailed rendering, or the raw stream-json lines, run agent definitions with sandboxed permissions and budget thresholds, and check the installation.

claudestream is a CLI that drives Claude Code from the command line: it sends one prompt under a claudewheel profile and prints the reply as final text, as live text, as a detailed rendering of the whole turn, or as the raw stream-json lines. It also runs agent definitions, which are TOML files declaring a prompt template, a model, a sandbox, budget thresholds, and MCP servers, and it checks that an installation has what a session needs. It is meant for agents and scripts that call Claude Code as a subprocess. It is written in Go, and its source mirror is at github.com/stricttools/claudestream.

Go cli 0.16.0

What it is

Drive Claude Code from the command line: run one prompt under a claudewheel profile and print the reply as final text, live text, a detailed rendering, or the raw stream-json lines, run agent definitions with sandboxed permissions and budget thresholds, and check the installation.

What it does

Install

No published install command yet; the source is on the repository.

Package names
  • Gostricttools.com/claudestream

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