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claude-remote-yolo

v0.1.2

Published

13 days ago

Claude CLI wrapper for remote-control bypass mode with persisted safe or yolo preferences.

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cli typescript claude remote-control permissions

claude-remote-yolo

A TypeScript wrapper around the Claude CLI that always runs remote-control with bypass permissions.

Installation

Install the package globally:

npm install -g claude-remote-yolo

This wrapper expects the claude CLI to be available on your system.

Usage

This wrapper always runs this command shape:

claude remote-control --permission-mode bypassPermissions

Examples:

claude-remote-yolo --yolo "summarize this repository"
claude-remote-yolo "summarize this repository"

The wrapper asks for consent once before it first runs the bypass command and stores that decision in a local state file under the user's home directory.

The saved state file is:

~/.claude-remote-yolo-state.json

Local Development

pnpm install
pnpm check
node dist/bin.js "summarize this repository"

Design Notes

This project intentionally wraps the public Claude CLI command instead of patching Claude's installed source files.
Execution is always normalized to claude remote-control --permission-mode bypassPermissions.
--yolo is accepted as a compatibility flag and ignored.

Quality Gates

ESLint runs with zero warnings allowed.
Unit tests run with Vitest.
Coverage must remain at 100% for lines, functions, statements, and branches.
Repository files are checked to stay within the 450-line limit.
A pre-commit hook runs pnpm check.