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@implicit-ai/cli

v0.3.3

Published

Connect Claude Code to Implicit — receive permission requests on your phone

Readme

@implicit-ai/cli

Connect Claude Code to Implicit — receive permission requests and decisions on your phone.

Quick Start

  1. Sign in to your Implicit app
  2. Go to Settings > Claude Code
  3. Copy the install command (it includes your personal hook key)
  4. Run it in your terminal

The command looks like:

npx @implicit-ai/cli setup \
  --hook-url https://your-server.up.railway.app/api/hooks \
  --hook-key <your-key>

Don't run npm i @implicit-ai/cli directly. Use npx with the full command from your app settings — it includes your personal hook key.

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --hook-url <url> | Your Implicit server URL (from app settings) | | --hook-key <key> | Your personal hook key (from app settings) | | --global | Connect all Claude Code sessions on this machine | | --timeout <s> | Hook timeout in seconds (default: 660) |

What it does

  1. Installs a hook handler to ~/.implicit/hook-handler.sh
  2. Stores your hook key securely in macOS Keychain (never in config files)
  3. Configures Claude Code hooks in .claude/settings.json

Per-project vs global

Default (per-project): Run from the project directory you want to connect.

npx @implicit-ai/cli setup --hook-url <url> --hook-key <key>

Global (all projects): Connects every Claude Code session on this machine.

npx @implicit-ai/cli setup --global --hook-url <url> --hook-key <key>

Security

  • Hook key is stored in macOS Keychain, not in any config file
  • .claude/settings.json only contains the server URL (not a secret)
  • Regenerate your key anytime in Settings > Claude Code > Regenerate

Requirements

  • macOS (uses Keychain for secure key storage)
  • Node.js 18+
  • jq and curl (pre-installed on macOS)