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@tisyn/claude-code

v0.14.1

Published

`@tisyn/claude-code` adapts Claude Code to the portable `@tisyn/code-agent` contract.

Readme

@tisyn/claude-code

@tisyn/claude-code adapts Claude Code to the portable @tisyn/code-agent contract.

It lets Tisyn workflows talk to Claude Code through the same session-oriented operations used by other coding-agent backends, while hiding the details of ACP JSON-RPC or the Claude Agent SDK.

Where It Fits

@tisyn/claude-code sits above the portable contract and below transport/session wiring.

  • @tisyn/code-agent defines the backend-neutral coding-agent contract.
  • @tisyn/claude-code translates that contract into Claude Code-specific protocols.
  • @tisyn/transport installs the binding into a Tisyn execution scope.
  • @tisyn/protocol provides the Tisyn-side execute/progress message shapes the binding emits.

Use this package when you want a Claude-backed implementation of the CodeAgent contract.

What It Provides

The public surface exported from src/index.ts includes:

  • createBinding — create a LocalAgentBinding backed by a Claude Code ACP process
  • createSdkBinding — create a LocalAgentBinding backed by the Claude Agent SDK
  • createMockClaudeCodeTransport — mock transport for tests
  • AcpAdapterConfig — configuration for the ACP stdio adapter
  • SdkAdapterConfig — configuration for the SDK-backed adapter
  • SessionHandle, PromptResult, ForkData — portable contract types re-exported from @tisyn/code-agent
  • PlanResult — Claude-specific prompt result extension that can include tool results

Adapter Shapes

ACP binding

createBinding() connects Tisyn protocol messages to a Claude Code ACP stdio process.

It is responsible for:

  • spawning or attaching to an ACP process
  • translating Tisyn execute requests into ACP JSON-RPC requests
  • translating ACP success/error/progress messages back into Tisyn protocol messages
  • synthesizing the Tisyn initialize response ACP does not speak natively

SDK binding

createSdkBinding() uses @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk directly instead of going through ACP stdio.

It is responsible for:

  • creating persistent SDK sessions
  • streaming progress events back into the Tisyn protocol shape
  • mapping Tisyn operations such as newSession, plan, fork, and openFork onto SDK calls

Relationship to Other Packages

  • @tisyn/code-agent supplies the contract this package implements.
  • @tisyn/transport consumes the returned LocalAgentBinding.
  • @tisyn/protocol provides the execute/progress message helpers used on the Tisyn side.
  • @tisyn/agent remains the declaration layer; this package is an implementation adapter, not a contract definition package.

Boundaries

@tisyn/claude-code does not:

  • define the portable coding-agent contract
  • define general Tisyn transport/session semantics
  • compile workflows
  • own the higher-level review/spec workflows that happen to use Claude Code

It exists specifically to make Claude Code conform to the shared CodeAgent surface.