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@run-ai-dev/claude-code-helper

v0.1.25

Published

Sign in to RunSystem, configure Claude Code, and add usage and feedback workflows

Readme

RunSystem Claude Code Helper

RunSystem account configuration, usage, and feedback integration for Claude Code.

Quick start

You need Node.js 18 or later and a working Claude Code installation.

npm install --global @run-ai-dev/claude-code-helper
rshelper

On its first run, rshelper opens a guided setup: it signs you in through your browser, provisions a personal key, backs up and configures Claude Code, and installs the RunSystem plugin. You can instead open the account menu or choose Not now; restart the guide later with rshelper setup.

After setup, restart Claude Code (or run /reload-plugins). Open Claude Code normally:

claude

Then select a RunSystem model with Claude Code's /model command and start chatting as usual.

If your shell cannot find rshelper, run it without a global install instead:

npx --yes @run-ai-dev/claude-code-helper

Everyday commands

rshelper                 # Open the interactive account menu
rshelper setup           # Run or repeat the guided first-time setup
rshelper usage           # Show fixed five-hour and seven-day quota windows
rshelper configure       # Reapply the RunSystem Claude Code configuration
rshelper logout          # Sign out and remove the local RunSystem key
rshelper restore         # Restore the Claude Code configuration saved before setup
rshelper install-plugin  # Install or update the Claude Code slash-command plugin

Inside Claude Code, the plugin adds:

/runsystem-account:usage     # Show quota without using an LLM request
/runsystem-account:feedback  # Open the RunSystem feedback form

restore is safe to use when switching back to a Claude.ai subscription or another provider: it restores the backed-up Claude Code provider settings while leaving unrelated later settings intact.

Local development

npm install
node ./bin/runsystem-claude-code-helper.mjs install-plugin
node ./bin/runsystem-claude-code-helper.mjs