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Claude Code

Claude Code integration uses a local gateway + MCP pattern. TokenPilot runs as a local Anthropic-compatible gateway that Claude Code routes through.

Installation

corepack pnpm cleaner:install:claude-code

This command:

  • Updates ~/.claude/settings.json for local gateway routing
  • Writes ~/.claude/tokenpilot.json
  • Registers the shared tokenpilot_memory_fault_recover MCP server in ~/.claude/.claude.json
  • Installs a SessionStart hook that auto-starts the local gateway on first use
  • Preserves existing Claude files as .tokenpilot.bak backups
  • Builds the shared CLI, recovery MCP, and selected adapter
  • Installs the explicit Cleaner analysis, status, apply, and cancel skills

Custom Paths

export CLAUDE_CODE_SETTINGS_PATH="/path/to/settings.json"
export CLAUDE_CODE_MCP_CONFIG_PATH="/path/to/.claude.json"
export TOKENPILOT_CLAUDE_CODE_CONFIG="/path/to/tokenpilot.json"
corepack pnpm cleaner:install:claude-code

Expected Output

After install, these files are created or modified:

File Purpose
~/.claude/settings.json Local gateway routing configuration
~/.claude/tokenpilot.json TokenPilot plugin configuration
~/.claude/.claude.json MCP server registration
Config backups *.tokenpilot.bak alongside originals

Verification

lightrsi claude-code status
lightrsi claude-code doctor

Expected output:

  • plugin entry enabled
  • config enabled
  • mode normal
  • stabilizer enabled
  • reduction enabled
  • proxy healthy: yes

First Run

  1. Start Claude Code normally
  2. Open a new session so SessionStart can auto-start the local gateway
  3. In another terminal, verify:
lightrsi claude-code doctor

::: warning Gateway starts on first session Install success does not guarantee the gateway is already healthy before SessionStart fires. Open a new Claude Code session to trigger auto-start. :::

Standalone CLI

Shared CLI commands:

lightrsi claude-code status
lightrsi claude-code report
lightrsi claude-code doctor
lightrsi claude-code visual
lightrsi claude-code session <session-id> report
lightrsi claude-code reduction status
lightrsi claude-code stabilizer target developer
lightrsi claude-code mode normal
lightrsi claude-code reduction mode balanced
lightrsi claude-code help

Context Cleaner

Use the installed lightrsi-clean skill for analysis only, or open an interactive terminal and run:

lightrsi claude-code clean

The analysis skill must not choose or approve tasks for you. After reviewing the plan, explicitly approve selected task IDs and inspect the receipt:

lightrsi claude-code clean --plan <plan-id> --select <task-id-1>,<task-id-2>
lightrsi claude-code clean --status <plan-id>
lightrsi claude-code clean --cancel <plan-id>

Approval schedules an archived request overlay for a subsequent eligible request in the same session. scheduled does not mean applied, and cancellation cannot undo an applied clean. Manual Cleaner support does not imply support for OpenClaw's automatic eviction commands or aggressive mode.

See Context Cleaner for protected tasks, usage accounting, and the full workflow.

PATH Setup

The installer uses ~/.local/bin by default on Linux/macOS. On Windows it creates lightrsi.cmd and tokenpilot-claude-code.cmd, using the npm command directory when it is already on PATH. LIGHTRSI_BIN_DIR can override the command directory.

On Linux/macOS, if lightrsi is not found after install:

export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"

Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc to make permanent.

Troubleshooting

For Cleaner snapshot, task-selection, or pending-plan issues, see Context Cleaner troubleshooting.

See TokenPilot Troubleshooting for Claude Code-specific issues.