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Detects the Claude Code session directory, profile name, Claude Code version from environment, and active GitHub username via gh CLI.

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#internal/platform

Package platform answers the host-specific questions the statusline needs: where the Claude Code directory is, which profile and Claude Code version are in use, how long the session has been running, whether the desktop is in dark mode, and which GitHub user is signed in.

#GetActiveGhUser

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func GetActiveGhUser(claudeDir string) string

GetActiveGhUser returns the GitHub username for the current GH_TOKEN, or "" if no token is set or the lookup fails. Results are cached both on disk and in process memory (subsequent calls never re-read or re-run gh).

#ResetGhUserCache

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func ResetGhUserCache()

ResetGhUserCache clears the per-process cache (for testing only).

#GhTokenHash

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func GhTokenHash(token string) string

GhTokenHash is exported for testing.

#GetSessionElapsed

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func GetSessionElapsed(claudeDir string) *int64

GetSessionElapsed returns the session elapsed time in milliseconds by finding the Claude Code session file for an ancestor PID. Returns nil if not found.

#GetClaudeDir

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func GetClaudeDir() string

GetClaudeDir returns the Claude configuration directory path. Priority: positional arg > CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR env > ~/.claude

#GetProfileName

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func GetProfileName(claudeDir string) string

GetProfileName extracts the profile name from the claude directory basename. Returns "" for the default .claude dir (profile not shown).

#GetCCVersion

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func GetCCVersion() string

GetCCVersion extracts the Claude Code version from environment variables. Returns "" if neither CLAUDE_CODE_EXECPATH nor AI_AGENT is set.

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