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@takocode/taco

v2.6.13

Published

TakoCode — a Claude Code fork wired into the TakoFlow desktop agent

Downloads

2,740

Readme

TakoCode (taco)

An interactive AI coding assistant for your terminal, wired into the TakoFlow desktop agent.

Install

npm i -g @takocode/taco

Bins: taco, ccb, ccb-bun (all the same CLI). Runtime: Bun (preferred) or Node.

Usage

taco                         # start an interactive session
taco -p "explain this repo"  # one-shot, non-interactive
taco --acp                   # run as an ACP backend (for host apps over stdio)
taco --model haiku           # pick a model (alias or full id)

In a session:

/login        # sign in (subscription OAuth or API key)
/provider     # switch provider: anthropic | openai | gemini | grok | bedrock | vertex | foundry
/model        # pick the model

Providers

Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and Grok — via subscription OAuth, API key, or cloud credentials (Bedrock / Vertex / Foundry). Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint works via OPENAI_BASE_URL.

License

See LICENSE.