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Complete CLI reference for claudestream — all available commands, subcommands, flags, arguments, and usage examples with detailed descriptions.

#claudestream CLI Reference

Drive Claude Code from Python: run it as a subprocess and read its output as typed events, with async and sync sessions, sandbox policies, and tools you define in Python

Version: 0.15.3

#Commands

  • send -- Send a prompt to Claude and display the complete response with events
  • stream -- Stream a prompt with real-time incremental token-by-token output to stdout
  • events -- Debug mode: display all raw JSON protocol events from the subprocess
  • repl -- Start an interactive multi-turn read-eval-print loop session with Claude
  • ask -- Send a prompt to Claude and print only the final response text
  • doctor -- Check claudestream environment health: binary, version, and profile
  • config -- Show resolved configuration including binary path and version

#Command Groups

  • agent -- Manage and run agents defined in .agent.json files. Agent definitions declare a model, prompt template, allowed tools with input schemas, sandbox permissions, and budget limits (cost, turns, tokens). Use subcommands to validate configurations, run agents against prompts, and inspect metadata.

#Framework flags

These flags are owned by the strictcli framework, not by the app. No command may declare a flag with one of these names, and each is recognized anywhere on the command line.

Framework flags
FlagEffect
--dry-runPreview mode: no mutation runs. The framework prints a log of every effect the command would have performed.
--approve-consequentialSkips the confirmation prompt a consequential command shows before it runs.
--quietHides informational output. Warnings, errors, structured data and the dry-run log are never suppressed.
--verboseShows debug output. --quiet wins when both are passed.

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