feat(claude): Integrate CLI subscription authentication with dual auth support#18
feat(claude): Integrate CLI subscription authentication with dual auth support#18
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Complete integration of CLI subscription feature that was previously implemented but disconnected from the execution path. Changes: - Added claudeAuthMethod to GlobalSettings type - Server startup loads auth config from settings - ClaudeProvider routes to CLI when configured - New API endpoints: GET/PUT /api/settings/auth - Auth configuration persists across restarts Addresses: #18
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Summary of ChangesHello @0xtsotsi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request completes the integration of a previously isolated Claude CLI configuration and subscription feature into the DevFlow application. The changes ensure that the application can leverage the Claude CLI for authentication and query execution, alongside the existing SDK-based method. This involves persisting user preferences for the authentication method, updating the core Claude query logic to dynamically switch between CLI and SDK, and exposing new API endpoints for managing these settings, ultimately making the CLI feature fully functional and integrated. Highlights
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This pull request successfully integrates the CLI subscription and configuration feature, which was previously implemented but disconnected. The changes are well-structured, following existing patterns for settings management and provider architecture. The addition of API endpoints for managing the auth method and the logic to load this configuration on startup are correctly implemented. The dynamic routing in ClaudeProvider between the SDK and the new CLI client is a key improvement. The documentation in the investigation/ directory is excellent and provides great context. I have one suggestion to improve the input validation on one of the new API endpoints to make it more robust.
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| claudeAuthMethod?: 'api_key' | 'cli' | 'auto'; | ||
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The type assertion on req.body is not fully type-safe at runtime. If req.body is not an object or claudeAuthMethod has an unexpected type, the validation might not behave as expected. A more robust validation approach is to check the type before checking the value. This avoids relying on a type assertion and makes the handler more resilient to malformed requests.
const claudeAuthMethod = req.body?.claudeAuthMethod;
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The create issue validator now only accepts title/description/type/priority/labels. That means any client that sends parentIssueId (which CreateBeadsIssueInput and BeadsService.createIssue still support for --parent) will now get a 400 validation error, so creating subtasks/child issues via the API is silently broken. This is a regression for any UI or API consumer that relies on hierarchical Beads issues.
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| const authStatus = await getAuthStatus(); | ||
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| authStatus.method === 'cli' || | ||
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In CLI-only mode, getAuthStatus() leaves method undefined when the CLI is missing or unauthenticated. This logic therefore sets useCLI to false and falls back to the SDK path, which will use an API key if present. The result is that a user who explicitly selected cli can still run requests against the API key when the CLI isn’t ready, which defeats the “CLI-only” preference and can cause unexpected billing/behavior instead of surfacing the intended auth error.
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investigation/integration-plan.md (3)
92-116: Startup sequence error handling silently defaults without alerting operators.The error handler at lines 111–113 catches any failure to load settings (file missing, corruption, async error) and silently defaults to
'auto'mode. While graceful degradation is good, operators won't know the settings load failed, potentially masking configuration issues in production.Consider:
- Log at ERROR or WARN level (not just console.warn) with structured context so ops can see it in log aggregation.
- Include the root cause (e.g.,
error.code, error message) in the log.- Optionally, emit a metric or startup health check failure if persistent config load is critical to your deployment.
This doesn't break functionality but improves observability.
370-385: Implementation checklist mixes manual and automated verification steps.The checklist (lines 370–385) lists 14 items, but items 10–14 are manual curl/shell tests. These should be automated as:
- Unit/integration tests in the test suite.
- Pre-commit hooks or CI checks.
- End-to-end test scenarios.
Relying on manual testing post-deployment introduces human error and doesn't catch regressions.
Recommendation:
- Add automated tests for routes (10–11, 14).
- Add integration tests for CLI mode logic (12–13).
- Run tests as part of CI/CD before merging.
- Reference the test files in the checklist so reviewers can verify coverage.
As per learnings, run
npm run typecheckbefore syncing the Beads database as part of quality gates.
411-456: Testing strategy lacks automated verification and edge case coverage.The testing strategy (lines 411–456) proposes 4 manual curl tests. These are useful for smoke testing but don't cover:
- Edge cases: Invalid auth methods, malformed JSON, concurrent requests, settings file corruption.
- Automation: No mention of Jest/Vitest tests, CI integration, or regression prevention.
- Rollback verification: No test to confirm rollback plan actually restores original behavior.
- Type safety: No mention of running
npm run typecheckto catch type mismatches.Add:
- Unit tests for
setAuthConfig()andgetAuthStatus()state transitions.- Integration tests for route handlers (GET/PUT /api/settings/auth).
- End-to-end tests simulating CLI mode vs. SDK mode execution paths.
- Type checking via
npm run typecheckin CI (per learnings).- Rollback test: verify that reverting changes restores original behavior.
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apps/server/src/index.tsapps/server/src/lib/beads-validation.tsapps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/index.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.tsinvestigation/FINAL-REPORT.mdinvestigation/auth-code-map.mdinvestigation/integration-plan.mdinvestigation/persistence-analysis.mdlibs/types/src/settings.ts
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apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/index.ts
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apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.tsapps/server/src/index.tslibs/types/src/settings.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.tsapps/server/src/routes/settings/index.tsapps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts
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apps/server/src/index.ts (1)
apps/server/src/lib/claude-auth-manager.ts (1)
setAuthConfig(34-42)
apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.ts (3)
apps/server/src/services/settings-service.ts (1)
SettingsService(104-583)init.mjs (1)
req(173-175)apps/server/src/lib/claude-auth-manager.ts (1)
setAuthConfig(34-42)
apps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts (1)
apps/server/src/lib/unified-claude-client.ts (1)
executeUnifiedQuery(44-164)
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libs/types/src/settings.ts (2)
265-267: LGTM! Field addition is well-designed.The optional
claudeAuthMethodfield is properly typed with clear union values and maintains backward compatibility with existing settings files.
444-444: LGTM! Sensible default value.The 'auto' default allows the system to dynamically choose the best authentication method, which aligns well with the intended behavior described in the PR.
apps/server/src/routes/settings/index.ts (3)
26-27: LGTM! Imports follow established patterns.The new handler imports are consistent with the existing route handler structure in this file.
41-42: LGTM! Clear endpoint documentation.The new endpoint descriptions are concise and consistent with the existing documentation style.
64-66: LGTM! Route registrations are properly structured.The new authentication endpoints follow RESTful conventions and are correctly wired with the settingsService dependency. Rate limiting is already applied at the router level in the main server file.
apps/server/src/index.ts (2)
19-19: LGTM! Import is properly structured.The
setAuthConfigimport follows ES module conventions and is correctly referenced.
175-185: LGTM! Startup auth configuration loading is well-implemented.The auth config loading includes:
- Appropriate error handling with fallback to 'auto'
- Helpful logging for debugging
- Non-blocking initialization (won't crash server on failure)
The
|| 'auto'fallback on line 179 is technically redundant sinceDEFAULT_GLOBAL_SETTINGS.claudeAuthMethodis already 'auto', but it provides defense-in-depth and doesn't cause any issues.apps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts (4)
2-5: LGTM! Documentation clearly describes the new routing behavior.The updated comments accurately explain the dual-mode authentication approach and when each path is used.
Also applies to: 25-28
17-17: LGTM! Import is properly structured.The
getAuthStatusimport follows project conventions and is correctly referenced in the routing logic.
42-67: LGTM! Auth routing logic is correct and complete.The implementation properly:
- Determines CLI usage based on explicit 'cli' setting or 'auto' with CLI available
- Uses dynamic imports to avoid loading CLI client when not needed
- Passes all query options through to the unified client
- Forces CLI mode with
forceAuthMethod: 'cli'to prevent redundant auth checks
52-52: LGTM! Console logging aids observability.The log statements clearly indicate which authentication path is being used, which will be helpful for debugging and monitoring.
Also applies to: 69-70
investigation/persistence-analysis.md (1)
1-340: LGTM! Thorough investigation documentation.This investigation document is comprehensive and well-structured. It accurately documents:
- The root cause of the persistence problem
- The existing persistence mechanisms
- The proposed solution following established patterns
- Detailed code references and flow diagrams
The content provides valuable context for understanding the PR changes.
Note: The markdownlint hint about line 27 appears to be a false positive, as the fenced code blocks in this file do have language specifiers where appropriate.
apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.ts (4)
16-31: LGTM! Input validation is properly implemented.The request body parsing and validation correctly:
- Type-checks the incoming data
- Validates against allowed values ('api_key', 'cli', 'auto')
- Returns HTTP 400 with a clear error message for invalid input
34-37: LGTM! Config updates are correctly sequenced.The handler properly updates both:
- In-memory configuration via
setAuthConfig- Persistent storage via
settingsService.updateGlobalSettingsIf persistence fails, the error is caught and reported to the client, and the config will revert to disk state on next server restart.
40-48: LGTM! Response structure is well-designed.The handler returns comprehensive information including:
- Success status
- The configured authentication method
- Current runtime authentication status
This provides the client with all necessary information to update the UI.
49-56: LGTM! Error handling is robust.The error handling includes:
- Logging for debugging
- Safe error message extraction with instanceof check
- Consistent response structure
- Appropriate HTTP 500 status
- No sensitive information leakage
apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.ts (3)
18-19: LGTM! Status retrieval is correctly implemented.The handler properly retrieves both:
- Runtime authentication status via
getAuthStatus()- Configured preference from global settings
This provides a complete view of the authentication state.
21-27: LGTM! Response structure is clear and consistent.The response provides:
- Success indicator
- Configured authentication method (with defensive 'auto' fallback)
- Runtime authentication status
The structure is consistent with the update endpoint's response format.
28-34: LGTM! Error handling is consistent and safe.The error handling matches the update endpoint's approach with:
- Helpful logging
- Safe error message extraction
- Consistent response structure
- Appropriate HTTP 500 status
investigation/auth-code-map.md (1)
1-196: LGTM! Excellent architectural documentation.This investigation document provides valuable context by:
- Mapping active vs. orphaned code paths
- Identifying critical integration gaps
- Documenting the dependency structure
- Highlighting function name collisions
The document accurately describes the problem space that this PR addresses, particularly the isolation of the CLI subscription feature and the missing integration points in the provider architecture.
investigation/integration-plan.md (1)
282-303: [Your rewritten review comment text here]
[Exactly ONE classification tag]investigation/FINAL-REPORT.md (2)
1-14: The FINAL-REPORT.md claims are verified and supported by the actual codebase. All six implementation files mentioned in the investigation exist and contain the expected code signatures:
libs/types/src/settings.tscontains theclaudeAuthMethodfieldapps/server/src/index.tscontains thesetAuthConfigcallapps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.tsusesgetAuthStatusapps/server/src/routes/settings/index.tsimports the new handlersapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.tsexists (36 lines)apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.tsexists (58 lines)The report's "PLANE LANDED" status and "100% implemented" claim are backed by actual code changes in the repository. The document accurately reflects the implementation work completed.
Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
21-27: The root cause analysis claims (lines 21–27) have been resolved by implementation. Evidence now exists in the codebase:
unified-claude-clientis imported inapps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts(dynamic import on line for CLI mode)setAuthConfig()is called fromapps/server/src/index.ts(server startup) andapps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/update-auth-method.ts(API endpoint)ProviderFactory.getProviderForModel()is used by AgentService and AutoModeServiceThe document describes the problem state before fixes; the proposed solutions shown in FINAL-REPORT.md have been applied to the actual codebase. No additional citations needed for the analysis table—the fixes are complete.
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| | Auth manager never called | CRITICAL | `setAuthConfig()` has zero callers | | ||
| | No persistence mechanism | HIGH | Auth config only in module variable | | ||
| | No API routes | HIGH | Frontend has no way to set auth method | | ||
| | ProviderFactory unaware of CLI | HIGH | Always returns SDK-only provider | |
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| | `apps/server/src/index.ts` | +14 | Modified | | ||
| | `apps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts` | +30 | Modified | | ||
| | `apps/server/src/routes/settings/index.ts` | +6 | Modified | | ||
| | `apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.ts` | +45 | Created | | ||
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Line count discrepancies between FINAL-REPORT and integration-plan.md.
The files modified table claims line counts that don't match the proposed changes in integration-plan.md:
auth-status.ts: Report claims "+45" lines (line 228), but integration-plan lines 267–303 = ~37 lines (off by ~8).update-auth-method.ts: Report claims "+66" lines (line 229), but integration-plan lines 312–363 = ~52 lines (off by ~14).
These discrepancies suggest either:
- The plan was updated after the report was written.
- Line counts are estimates, not actual measurements.
- The report is based on a different version of the code.
This undermines confidence in the "100% implemented" claim.
Update the table to show actual line counts from the implementation, or clarify that these are estimates. If actual code exists, run:
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wc -l apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.ts
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In investigation/FINAL-REPORT.md around lines 220 to 231, the "Files Modified"
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on apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.ts and
update-auth-method.ts to obtain their actual line counts (or confirm they are
estimates), then replace the "+45" and "+66" entries with the precise numbers
from those files OR add a parenthetical note that the counts are estimates and
include the command output or a short footnote clarifying the methodology so the
"100% implemented" claim is not misleading.
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| - Import paths verified correct | ||
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| - `setAuthConfig()` is now called on server startup | ||
| - `getAuthStatus()` is now called by ClaudeProvider | ||
| - New API routes are registered at `/api/settings/auth` | ||
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| - Settings load from `{DATA_DIR}/settings.json` | ||
| - Auth config loads on startup | ||
| - Auth config persists via `PUT /api/settings/auth` |
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Testing section claims verification but provides no evidence or test output.
The testing performed section (lines 235–250) makes three claims:
- "All modified files have valid TypeScript syntax" — no build logs or type check output provided.
- "Import paths verified correct" — no evidence of how this was verified (manual inspection? import resolution check?).
- "Type annotations verified correct" — no
npm run typecheckoutput shown.
Without actual test results, CI logs, or type checker output, these claims are unverifiable. The section reads like a checklist of intended verifications, not completed ones.
Replace with actual evidence:
- Provide
npm run typecheckoutput. - Provide build/compile logs showing no errors.
- Provide Jest/Vitest test results for the new routes and auth manager.
- Show CI/CD pipeline logs confirming all tests pass.
This aligns with the learnings: "Run type checking with npm run typecheck before syncing the Beads database as part of quality gates."
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include the test summary and failing/passing counts, and attach the relevant CI
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| ```json | ||
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| "success": true, | ||
| "config": { | ||
| "method": "auto" | ||
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| "status": { | ||
| "authenticated": true, | ||
| "method": "api_key", | ||
| "apiKey": { | ||
| "configured": true, | ||
| "valid": true | ||
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| "cli": { | ||
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| "authenticated": false | ||
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| ### Set Auth Method | ||
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API response example lacks context for CLI authentication status fields.
The API response example (lines 262–287) shows:
{
"cli": {
"installed": true,
"authenticated": false
}
}However, the plan doesn't explain:
- How is
cli.authenticateddetermined? (Runningclaude auth status? Checking for a token file? Checking $CLAUDE_API_KEY?) - What is the difference between
cli.installed(CLI binary exists) andcli.authenticated(user is logged in)? - What happens if the CLI is installed but the user never ran
claude login? - How is this status refreshed? Is it checked on every request, cached, or queried only on demand?
These details are critical for implementers and consumers of the API. Without them, the example is incomplete.
Clarify in the plan:
- Exact mechanism for detecting CLI authentication (e.g., check for
~/.claude/configor call a specific CLI command). - Whether status is cached or fresh on each request.
- Error handling if CLI detection fails (permission denied, CLI crashes, etc.).
- Expected latency of CLI status check (could be slow if it shells out).
Add these details to the auth-status route handler documentation.
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In investigation/FINAL-REPORT.md around lines 262 to 287, the API response
example for cli.authenticated lacks implementation details and operational
expectations; update the auth-status route documentation to explicitly state the
CLI-auth detection mechanism (e.g., exact checks such as running `claude auth
status` and parsing its exit/code/output or checking specific token/config files
like ~/.claude/config or $CLAUDE_API_KEY), clarify the difference between
cli.installed (binary present on PATH) and cli.authenticated (valid
session/token present), define behavior when CLI is installed but user never ran
`claude login` (report installed=true, authenticated=false), specify refresh
semantics (whether the check is performed on every request, on-demand, or cached
with TTL and where cache is stored), describe error handling (permission denied,
CLI crash, timeouts — return partial status with an error field and HTTP 200/5xx
as appropriate), and add a note about expected latency for shelling out to the
CLI so implementers know to avoid blocking request paths; update the example
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| | `lib/claude-auth-manager.ts` | CLI subscription auth status | | ||
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| **Recommendation:** Namespace them in a future refactor (`getCliAuthStatus()` vs `getApiAuthStatus()`) | ||
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Function name collision (getAuthStatus) is flagged as low priority but should be fixed immediately.
The report identifies a collision between two getAuthStatus() functions:
lib/claude-auth-manager.ts— CLI subscription auth statuslib/auth.ts— API endpoint authentication status
The report dismisses this as "Low Priority" (line 303) and suggests namespacing in "a future refactor" (line 304). However:
- Shadowing risk: If both modules are imported into the same file, the second import silently overwrites the first, causing subtle bugs that are hard to debug.
- Type confusion: Consumers of either module will be confused if they have the same name but return different types/structures.
- Breaking change: If fixed later, any code relying on the name collision may break.
This should be fixed before the feature lands, not deferred.
Recommendation: Rename one function immediately:
- Rename
lib/claude-auth-manager.ts::getAuthStatus()→getCliAuthStatus() - Update all callers in
claude-provider.ts, route handlers, etc. - Update documentation and API responses to reflect the new name.
This is a one-line change per call site and prevents future bugs. It's not a "nice-to-have refactor"; it's essential for code clarity.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In investigation/FINAL-REPORT.md around lines 292 to 316, the report flags two
functions named getAuthStatus() as low priority but asks to fix immediately;
rename lib/claude-auth-manager.ts::getAuthStatus() to getCliAuthStatus(), update
every call site (e.g., claude-provider.ts, route handlers, tests) to use the new
name, update imports/exports and any affected types/signatures, and adjust
documentation and API response fields/comments to reflect getCliAuthStatus();
run tests and a quick grep to ensure no remaining references to the old name.
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| import { query, type Options, type SDKUserMessage } from '@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk'; | ||
| import { BaseProvider } from './base-provider.js'; | ||
| import type { | ||
| ExecuteOptions, | ||
| ProviderMessage, | ||
| InstallationStatus, | ||
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| async *executeQuery(options: ExecuteOptions): AsyncGenerator<ProviderMessage> { | ||
| const { | ||
| prompt, | ||
| model, | ||
| cwd, | ||
| systemPrompt, | ||
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| yield* executeUnifiedQuery({ | ||
| prompt, | ||
| model, | ||
| cwd, | ||
| systemPrompt, | ||
| maxTurns, | ||
| allowedTools, | ||
| abortController, | ||
| conversationHistory, | ||
| sdkSessionId, | ||
| forceAuthMethod: 'cli', | ||
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| autoAllowBashIfSandboxed: true, | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Clarify what code is changed vs. existing in ClaudeProvider refactor.
The Change 3 section (lines 120–240) shows the full ClaudeProvider class implementation, but it's unclear which parts are new, which are existing, and how the new routing logic integrates with the existing prompt-handling logic (especially the array vs. string prompt payloads at lines 210–225).
The plan should:
- Highlight only the changed lines (use diff format, not full class).
- Clarify how the new
useCLIrouting (lines 164–185) interacts with the rest of the method. - Show what happens to the existing
promptPayloadsetup (lines 208–225) in the CLI path.
Without this, implementers may accidentally introduce subtle bugs in prompt handling or miss context required for the SDK path.
🔎 Suggested clarification: show only the diff
Instead of the full class, show:
async *executeQuery(options: ExecuteOptions): AsyncGenerator<ProviderMessage> {
const {
prompt,
model,
cwd,
systemPrompt,
maxTurns = 20,
allowedTools,
abortController,
conversationHistory,
sdkSessionId,
} = options;
+ // ⭐ NEW: Check if we should use CLI auth
+ const authStatus = await getAuthStatus();
+ const useCLI = authStatus.method === 'cli' ||
+ (authStatus.method === 'auto' && authStatus.cli?.installed && authStatus.cli?.authenticated);
+
+ if (useCLI) {
+ // Use unified client for CLI mode
+ const { executeUnifiedQuery } = await import('../lib/unified-claude-client.js');
+ yield* executeUnifiedQuery({
+ prompt,
+ model,
+ cwd,
+ systemPrompt,
+ maxTurns,
+ allowedTools,
+ abortController,
+ conversationHistory,
+ sdkSessionId,
+ forceAuthMethod: 'cli',
+ });
+ return;
+ }
// Original SDK-only code (unchanged)
// [existing code from line 188 onwards]
}This makes it clear what changes and what stays the same.
Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In investigation/integration-plan.md around lines 120 to 240, the section
currently shows the entire ClaudeProvider class which obscures what changed;
replace that with a minimal diff that only highlights the new imports, the new
getAuthStatus/useCLI block and the early return that yields from
executeUnifiedQuery (mark those lines as NEW), and leave the original SDK-only
code unchanged below. Clarify in one sentence that the useCLI routing performs
an early return (so the subsequent promptPayload setup and SDK query code are
not executed when CLI is used), and instruct implementers to either (a) ensure
the unified client accepts the same prompt types (string | array) or (b) extract
the promptPayload construction into a shared helper used by both the CLI path
(before calling executeUnifiedQuery) and the SDK path to avoid duplicating or
dropping the array-vs-string handling.
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+```typescriptThis change applies to the code block starting at line 129 in the Change 3 section (the import statement import { getAuthStatus } from '../lib/claude-auth-manager.js';).
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In investigation/integration-plan.md around line 129, the fenced code block
lacks a language identifier causing markdown lint errors and missing syntax
highlighting; update the opening fence for that code block to include
"typescript" (i.e., replace the triple backticks with triple backticks followed
by typescript) for the block containing the import statement `import {
getAuthStatus } from '../lib/claude-auth-manager.js';`.
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The handler calls setAuthConfig() (synchronous, in-memory) then await settingsService.updateGlobalSettings() (asynchronous, disk). While updateGlobalSettings() uses atomic writes (write-to-temp-then-rename), concurrent requests can still cause lost updates: if two requests arrive simultaneously, both call setAuthConfig() followed by updateGlobalSettings(), and the last disk write wins—potentially diverging from the in-memory state.
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in investigation/integration-plan.md around lines 325 to 363, the handler
updates in-memory state with setAuthConfig() and then performs an async disk
write via settingsService.updateGlobalSettings(), which can lead to lost updates
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apps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts (1)
42-48: Silent fallback from CLI to API key when CLI is unavailableThe logic here does not explicitly guard against the case where the user configured
climode but the CLI is missing or unauthenticated. IfgetAuthStatus()returns an undefined or differentmethodwhen CLI is unavailable, this silently falls back to the SDK/API key path, which defeats the explicit user preference and can cause unexpected billing.Consider adding explicit error handling for
climode when CLI is not available:🔎 Proposed fix
// Check if we should use CLI auth const authStatus = await getAuthStatus(); + const configuredMethod = authStatus.method; + + // If user explicitly configured CLI but it's not available, fail early + if (configuredMethod === 'cli' && (!authStatus.cli?.installed || !authStatus.cli?.authenticated)) { + throw new Error( + 'CLI authentication is configured but Claude CLI is not installed or authenticated. ' + + 'Run "claude login" or change auth method to "auto" or "api_key".' + ); + } + const useCLI = - authStatus.method === 'cli' || - (authStatus.method === 'auto' && + configuredMethod === 'cli' || + (configuredMethod === 'auto' && authStatus.cli?.installed && authStatus.cli?.authenticated);
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apps/server/src/routes/settings/routes/auth-status.ts (1)
15-36: LGTM!The handler factory follows the existing patterns in the codebase. Error handling is appropriate, and the response structure includes both the configured method and the runtime auth status.
Consider using
_reqto indicate the unused parameter if you have linting rules for unused variables:- return async (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => { + return async (_req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => {
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apps/server/src/providers/claude-provider.ts (2)
50-67: LGTM!The CLI mode execution path correctly forwards all options to the unified client with
forceAuthMethod: 'cli'. The dynamic import is appropriate for code splitting, and the early return ensures proper control flow.
69-127: LGTM!The SDK fallback path preserves the original behavior correctly, including resume handling, multi-part prompt support, and proper error handling.
…h support (#18) * fix(beads): Fix TypeScript type errors and improve type safety - Fix property name mismatches in hook parameters (_currentProject, _loadIssues) - Update drag event type compatibility for @dnd-kit/core - Add proper DragStartEvent and DragEndEvent type imports - Add validation, rate limiting, and JSON parsing middleware - Add unit tests for beads service and utilities 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(claude): Integrate CLI subscription authentication Complete integration of CLI subscription feature that was previously implemented but disconnected from the execution path. Changes: - Added claudeAuthMethod to GlobalSettings type - Server startup loads auth config from settings - ClaudeProvider routes to CLI when configured - New API endpoints: GET/PUT /api/settings/auth - Auth configuration persists across restarts Addresses: #18 * chore: Remove investigation artifacts Remove development documentation files that were created during the CLI subscription integration investigation. These are temporary artifacts, not production code. Addresses: #19 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR completes the integration of the CLI subscription feature that was previously implemented but disconnected from the execution path. The changes enable users to authenticate with Claude using either API keys or their Claude CLI subscription (Pro/Max).
What Changed
Core Integration
GlobalSettingsto includeclaudeAuthMethodfield (api_key/cli/auto)New API Endpoints
GET /api/settings/auth- Get current authentication status and configurationPUT /api/settings/auth- Update preferred authentication methodPersistence
{DATA_DIR}/settings.jsonBehavior
Why This Was Needed
The CLI subscription feature was fully implemented (~1,300 lines of code) but never wired into the execution path. A comprehensive investigation revealed:
Implementation Details
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