#claudestream ask

Send a prompt to Claude and print only the final response text

Effect: mutating

#Flags

Flags
Name	Short	Type	Presence	Description
`--model`	`-m`	str	required	Claude model identifier to use for this session (e.g. sonnet)
`--profile`		str	required	Name of the claudewheel profile for authentication
`--cwd`		str	optional	Working directory path for the Claude Code process to operate in; when omitted the subprocess inherits this process's directory
`--skip-permissions`, `--no-skip-permissions`		bool	optional	Bypass all tool permission prompts via --dangerously-skip-permissions (permissions enforced when neither --skip-permissions nor --no-skip-permissions is passed)
`--system-prompt`	`-s`	str	optional	Custom system prompt text to prepend to the session context; when omitted the session carries no custom system prompt
`--stdin`, `--no-stdin`		bool	optional	Read the prompt text from standard input instead of an argument (the prompt argument is used when neither --stdin nor --no-stdin is passed)
`--json-output`, `--no-json-output`		bool	optional	Serialize the AskResult response object as a JSON line on stdout (the response text alone when neither --json-output nor --no-json-output is passed)
`--color`, `--no-color`		bool	optional	Enable ANSI colored output for terminal display and formatting (enabled, subject to TTY and NO_COLOR detection, when neither --color nor --no-color is passed)
`--from-pr`		str	optional	Load context from a GitHub pull request identifier to resume; when omitted no pull request context is loaded

#Arguments

Arguments
Name	Type	Presence	Description
`prompt`	str	optional	The text prompt to send to the Claude Code session; omit it and pass --stdin to read the prompt from standard input

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