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papaya-agent

v0.19.4

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One command install for the Papaya agent client. Bootstraps uv and runs the Python package papaya-agent-client.

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Keywords

papayaagentmcpclaude-codeuv

Readme

papaya-agent

Connect a local coding agent to Papaya.

npx papaya-agent connect

Your browser opens, you click Approve, the terminal asks which agent to connect as, and Claude Code has the Papaya tools next time you open it. Nothing is copied, pasted, or exported.

What this package is

A shim, and nothing else. The client itself is the Python package papaya-agent-client, which is where all the code and all the documentation live. This package:

  1. finds uv on your PATH, or downloads a pinned, checksum verified copy into its own directory;
  2. runs uv tool run --from papaya-agent-client==<this version> papaya-agent with your arguments, inheriting stdin and stdout and passing the exit code back;
  3. after a successful connect, runs uv tool install so that papaya-agent stays on your PATH, which the Claude Code plugin's hooks and the papaya MCP server both need.

It has no dependencies and no build step, and its version is always the version of the Python package it installs.

If you would rather manage the Python package yourself, this package is optional:

uv tool install papaya-agent-client
papaya-agent connect

Environment

| Variable | Effect | | --- | --- | | PAPAYA_UV | Use this uv binary instead of looking for one. | | PAPAYA_AGENT_SOURCE | Install the client from this spec instead of the pinned PyPI release. Anything uv accepts works: a local path, a git URL, a version range. |

Documentation

https://github.com/Papaya-HQ/papaya-agent-client