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Transparent PTY wrapper for Claude Code with role detection and cloud atom storage

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Installation

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0latency CLI

Verbatim CLI capture wrapper for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Aider. Captures all user inputs and agent outputs as role-tagged atoms, stored locally or synced to the 0Latency cloud memory platform.

Installation

pip install -e .

Usage

# Wrap Claude Code session (writes to cloud if authenticated)
0latency claude

# Wrap Claude Code with local-only storage
0latency --local claude

# Dry-run mode (show what would be captured)
0latency --explain claude

# Authenticate with 0Latency cloud
0latency login

0latency status

Pass arguments to Claude Code

0latency claude --print "what is 2+2" 0latency claude /path/to/project


## Commands

- `0latency claude [args...]` - Wrap Claude Code session with verbatim capture
- `0latency login` - Authenticate with OAuth device-code flow
- `0latency status` - Show auth state, storage info, and sync status

## Flags

- `--local` - Force local-only storage (override cloud writes)
- `--explain` - Dry-run mode showing what would be captured
- `--version` - Show version information

License

MIT

Reliability Features (v0.3.0)

Production-hardened for long-running sessions and adverse conditions:

  • Crash Recovery: Zero atom loss via rolling buffer + auto-import
  • Backpressure Handling: Local queue (10K cap) with exponential backoff retry
  • Large Paste Support: UTF-8-safe chunking up to 1M+ characters
  • Long-Session Stability: Ring buffers keep RSS < 500MB in 4+ hour sessions
  • Interactive Prompts: Y/N and password prompts pass through (not captured)
  • Tool-Call Tracking: Multi-tool chains atomized with sequence metadata
  • Async Background: Non-blocking capture for long-running bash commands
  • Atom Batching: API efficiency via 10-atom batches or 2s flush

See docs/reliability.md for details and verification.