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kaya-runner

v0.1.0

Published

19 days ago

Kaya's local runner: runs Claude Agent SDK turns on your own machine for the Kaya voice assistant cloud.

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kaya claude agent voice runner

kaya-runner

The piece of Kaya that runs on your own machine. The Kaya cloud relays your voice; this runner executes each turn with the Claude Agent SDK in a folder you choose, using this machine's claude login.

Before you start

Node 20 or newer.
Claude Code installed and signed in once (claude), or ANTHROPIC_API_KEY set.
An account on your team's Kaya cloud (sign in with GitHub and an invite code).

Pair

npx kaya-runner

It asks for the cloud URL and a workspace folder, then prints a six-digit code and a link. Open the link while signed in to Kaya and confirm. The runner saves its token to ~/.kaya/runner.json (owner-only) and stays connected; run the same command again any time to start it.

Settings

| Setting | How | |---|---| | Cloud URL | KAYA_CLOUD_URL=https://kaya.example npx kaya-runner skips the prompt | | Model | KAYA_MODEL=opus, or "model": "opus" in ~/.kaya/runner.json. Default sonnet. | | Claude credential | this machine's claude login, or ANTHROPIC_API_KEY if set | | Pair again | delete ~/.kaya/runner.json and run the command |

What it will and won't do

Edits and ordinary shell commands run without asking. Destructive commands and anything that names a secrets file (.env, keys, certs) pause and ask you on your phone. It never reads secrets files itself, never binds Kaya's own ports, and logs one line per turn with the session cost.