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Claude Code

Claude Code uses the @agentclientprotocol/claude-agent-acp adapter for ACP support.

Docker Image

docker build -f Dockerfile.claude -t openab-claude:latest .

The image installs @agentclientprotocol/claude-agent-acp and @anthropic-ai/claude-code globally via npm.

Helm Install

helm install openab openab/openab \
  --set agents.kiro.enabled=false \
  --set agents.claude.discord.botToken="$DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN" \
  --set-string 'agents.claude.discord.allowedChannels[0]=YOUR_CHANNEL_ID' \
  --set agents.claude.command=claude-agent-acp \
  --set agents.claude.workingDir=/home/node \
  --set image.tag=beta

Set agents.kiro.enabled=false to disable the default Kiro agent.

Image Tag

Use --set image.tag=<version> to set the image version globally. The chart auto-appends -<agent> to produce the final tag (see image-tags.md for full details).

Tag Resolves to Description
beta beta-claude Floating beta channel (latest pre-release)
0.9.0-beta.2 0.9.0-beta.2-claude Pinned to exact version
0.9 0.9-claude Latest patch in minor (floating)
stable stable-claude Floating stable channel

To override a single agent's image instead of the global tag:

--set agents.claude.image=ghcr.io/openabdev/openab:beta-claude

⚠️ There is no latest tag. Use beta or stable, or pin to an exact version.

Manual config.toml

[agent]
# command defaults from OPENAB_AGENT_COMMAND="claude"
# Only override if you need non-default behavior

Authentication

Sign in interactively using the OAuth device flow. Credentials are stored on disk (persisted via PVC across pod restarts):

kubectl exec -it deployment/openab-claude -- sh -c "$OPENAB_AGENT_AUTH_COMMAND"

After authenticating, restart the pod so the bot process loads the new credentials:

kubectl rollout restart deployment/openab-claude

Note: claude setup-token is a different command — it generates a long-lived token for CI/scripts and prints it without saving locally. For container-based deployments, claude auth login is the correct approach as it persists credentials to the filesystem.