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The opencode, claude, and pi functions wrap the tools in the Docker container. Add opencode-local, claude-local, and pi-local so the real host binaries can be invoked directly when container isolation is not needed. They use `command` to bypass the wrapping functions.
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35 lines
775 B
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if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then
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AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
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elif [ -n "$ZSH_VERSION" ]; then
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AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR="${0:A:h}"
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fi
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opencode() {
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python3 "$AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR/agent-container.py" opencode "$@"
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}
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claude() {
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python3 "$AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR/agent-container.py" claude "$@"
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}
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pi() {
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python3 "$AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR/agent-container.py" pi "$@"
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}
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agent-container() {
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python3 "$AGENT_CONTAINER_DIR/agent-container.py" "$@"
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}
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# Local variants: run the tools directly on the host, bypassing the container.
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# `command` skips the shell functions above so the real binaries are used.
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opencode-local() {
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command opencode "$@"
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}
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claude-local() {
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command claude "$@"
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}
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pi-local() {
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command pi "$@"
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}
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