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new-era-auto

v0.3.2

Published

a month ago

New Era one-step API configuration for Claude Code and Codex.

Downloads

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New Era Auto

One-step local setup for New Era API access.

npx new-era-auto

The setup flow asks for the client's New Era API key. It does not ask for or display provider URLs during the normal flow.

Menu

The interactive menu supports:

configure all supported tools
configure Claude Code
configure Codex
check current configuration

Direct commands

npx new-era-auto configure --tool=all
npx new-era-auto configure --tool=claude
npx new-era-auto configure --tool=codex
npx new-era-auto check
npx new-era-auto doctor
npx new-era-auto test claude

doctor checks both local configuration and TCP reachability for the New Era endpoints. It does not send the API key.

test claude runs Claude Code in non-interactive mode and checks for a real response using the local ~/.claude/settings.json configuration.

Files written

Claude Code:

~/.claude.json
~/.claude/settings.json

Codex:

~/.codex/config.toml
~/.codex/auth.json

Existing files are copied to .bak.<timestamp> before edits.

Security note

This hides provider URLs from the setup flow, not from the local machine. Advanced users can still inspect their own config files or the package source.