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syndai

v0.1.1

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Connect your Claude and ChatGPT plans to a Syndai workspace with one command. Stores nothing locally; never echoes a token.

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syndai connect

Connect your Claude and ChatGPT plans to a Syndai workspace with one command:

npx -y syndai connect <code>

Get <code> from your Syndai portal → Connections → Connect a plan. It is a single-use code with a 15-minute TTL.

What it does

  1. Claims the code and shows you where it will connect: Connect to workspace "Acme" (s••@acme.com)? Phrase: amber-falcon-42 [y/N] — default No, no --yes flag. Confirm the phrase matches what the portal shows, then the portal owner clicks Approve.
  2. Claude: if claude is on your PATH, mints a fresh plan token with claude setup-token (under a PTY, so its full-screen UI works) and verifies it with the official CLI before uploading. If claude is not installed, it tells you to run claude setup-token yourself and paste the sk-ant-oat01-… value — the paste is hidden.
  3. ChatGPT: if codex is on your PATH, runs codex login into a throwaway CODEX_HOME (Syndai keeps its own login lineage — copying your laptop's auth.json would log one of you out), captures the resulting auth.json, and deletes the temp directory.
  4. Uploads whatever it collected in exactly one call. The portal flips to Connected ✓.

One code connects both providers if both CLIs are present.

It stores nothing, and echoes no token

The tool holds your token only in memory for the single upload. It never writes it to disk, never puts it on the clipboard, and never prints it to your terminal or scrollback. Pasted tokens are read with terminal echo off.

Configuration

  • SYNDAI_API_URL — override the API base (default https://api.syndai.ai).

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18 (dependency-free — Node builtins only).
  • claude and/or codex on your PATH for the one-command path; otherwise the Claude paste fallback still works.

Source & provenance

This package is developed in the Syndai monorepo under tools/syndai-connect/ and mirrored to the public repo solozerolabs/syndai-connect for the npm provenance publish (owner action O1) — a private monorepo cannot publish with sigstore provenance. Published as syndai with publishConfig.provenance.

Development

node --test test/     # pure-helper unit tests (no network, no subprocess)