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@claudiolabs/claudin

v1.1.36

Published

Claudin — Claude Code opened to any LLM (OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama, and 200+ models)

Readme

One coding agent CLI. Any LLM.

Claudin brings a terminal-first agentic workflow — bash, file tools, grep, glob, agents, MCP, slash commands, streaming — to any model provider. Switch between OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama, Mistral, GitHub Copilot, Bedrock, Vertex, and 200+ OpenAI-compatible endpoints without changing your workflow.


Install

Install the native binary for your platform:

curl -fsSL https://claudiolabs.ai/install.sh | sh

Or install through npm (needs Node.js 22.12+):

npm install -g @claudiolabs/claudin@latest

On Arch Linux (and Omarchy), there is a pacman package. It installs the same release binary — nothing is compiled from source:

git clone https://github.com/claudio-labs/claudin
cd claudin/packaging/aur/claudin-bin && makepkg -si

It is not on the AUR yet — new AUR account registration has been closed since June 2026 — so pacman -Syu will not update it. Re-run makepkg -si after a release, or stay on npm until claudin-bin is published.

If you already have Claudin from npm or Bun, remove it first so the two do not fight over $PATH: npm rm -g @claudiolabs/claudin.

Documentation

Full documentation lives at claudiolabs.ai/docs.

In this repository: docs/playbook.md — a day-to-day guide to running Claudin against a local model with Ollama.

Run /help inside the app for the full command list.

Build from Source

bun install && bun run build && node dist/cli.mjs

Dev binary (claudindev)

Local checkouts only produce a dev binary — the stable release is never built locally, it comes from npm. To work with both:

npm install -g @claudiolabs/claudin@latest   # stable release → `claudin`
bun run link:dev                              # local build    → `claudindev`

link:dev symlinks <repo>/bin/claudin as claudindev in ~/.bun/bin or ~/.local/bin, so claudin stays pinned to the published release while claudindev picks up every bun run build from your checkout.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the build system, feature flags, and pre-PR checks.

Screenshot

Launching Claudin shows the active provider, model, and effort in the banner and in the footer, so you can tell at a glance which build and profile you are on:

The Claudin welcome banner and footer, showing provider, model, effort, working directory, and git branch

Sponsor

Claudin is independent and free, and stays that way. If it saves you time, you can tip the project over Lightning at claudiolabs.ai/sponsor — entirely optional, and it unlocks nothing.

License

Released under the MIT License. Claudin is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any model provider.