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@videlic/connect

v0.1.1

Published

14 days ago

Connect your coding agent to Videlic — installs a Stop hook that sends each finished session for review. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

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@videlic/connect

Connects your coding agent to Videlic. One cross-platform command — works the same in PowerShell, cmd, bash, and zsh:

npx @videlic/connect ao_your_key

It registers a Claude Code Stop hook so every finished session is sent to Videlic for review. No bash, no jq, no curl | sh — just the Node that Claude Code already ships with, so macOS, Windows, and Linux use the identical command.

What it does

Confirms Claude Code is present (~/.claude).
Validates your key against the Videlic API.
Copies the hook to ~/.claude/videlic-hook.mjs.
Writes ~/.claude/videlic.json (key, apiUrl, installedAt).
Registers the hook in ~/.claude/settings.json (idempotent — re-running upgrades in place and migrates off the older shell hook).

Notes

The hook only runs when a session ends — nothing in the background.
Sessions that started before install are skipped (consent guard).
Remove it by deleting the Stop entry in ~/.claude/settings.json.
VIDELIC_API_URL overrides the API endpoint (defaults to production).