Native Haiku GUI launcher for Claude Code (the Anthropic CLI).

• Cloud mode — launches Claude Code using OAuth or your existing ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable.
  • Model selection — choose between Opus, Sonnet, or Haiku; selector appears under Cloud and hides when API mode is active
• API mode — launches Claude Code with a custom API configuration:
  • API URL — defaults to Anthropic's API, but can be changed for proxies or alternative endpoints
  • API Key — your Anthropic API key (input is masked)
  • Remember key — opt-in checkbox to save the API key to disk
  • Model overrides — optionally override the default Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku model versions
  • Current model override — force a specific model via --model
• Working directory picker — persistent text field with a Browse… button; Claude Code starts in the chosen directory
• Persistent settings — all settings (mode, model, directory, API configuration) are saved across sessions; defaults to Cloud mode on first run

• Haiku R1β5 or later
• 64-bit Haiku required for the installer (npm packages are 64-bit only)
• The launcher itself works on 32-bit Haiku if Claude Code is already installed
• GCC 13+ required when building for 32-bit

make              # build both launcher and installer

Or build individually:

make haiclaude            # build launcher only
make haiclaude-installer  # build installer only

Links against: -lbe -lroot -ltracker

After building, run the installer which will automatically check for and install Claude Code if needed:

./haiclaude-installer

The installer will:

1. Check if npm is available
2. Install npm if needed (via pkgman install npm nodejs20)
3. Check if Claude Code is already installed (looks for ~/.npm-global/bin/claude)
4. Install Claude Code globally via npm if needed
5. Set up the claude binary at ~/.npm-global/bin/claude

If you prefer to install Claude Code manually:

1. Install npm: pkgman install npm
2. Install Claude Code: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

Run the launcher:

./haiclaude

Select your preferred mode (Cloud or API), choose a model, pick a working directory, and click Launch.

• API key storage is opt-in — the key is only saved to disk if you check "Remember key"
• Shell injection protection — all user input is properly escaped before use in shell commands
• Input validation — working directory must exist; API fields cannot be empty
• Credentials backup — in API mode, existing credentials are backed up and restored automatically (using shell trap to guarantee restoration even on crash)

MIT — see LICENSE.