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Headless claude

Skill iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills/headless-claude

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Install
npx -y skills add iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills --skill headless-claude

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Run the `claude` CLI fast, hook-free, and unattended for automation — wraps `claude -p` with --setting-sources project (skip your user hooks + heavy auto-memory, ~2s not ~15s), --permission-mode bypassPermissions (no interactive approval prompt that would block a script), and a neutral cwd. Uses your own plan, no API key. Use when the user says "run claude headless", "scriptable claude", "claude -p keeps hanging / prompting", "call claude from a cron/agent", or is automating Claude Code.

SKILL.md

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headless-claude

The flags that make claude -p actually behave in scripts, agents, and cron.

python3 headless_claude.py "summarize CHANGES.md in 3 bullets"          # prints the command (dry)
python3 headless_claude.py --apply "summarize CHANGES.md in 3 bullets"  # runs it
python3 headless_claude.py --apply --cwd ~/proj "fix the failing test"  # in a repo

Why these flags

A bare claude -p in an automated context can hang on a permission prompt, fire your editor/notify/Stop hooks, and load your whole user memory (slow). For unattended use you almost always want:

flageffect
--setting-sources projectdon't load USER ~/.claude hooks/settings; skip auto-memory → fast, no side effects
--permission-mode bypassPermissionsno interactive approval gate — a script can't answer one
neutral --cwddon't drag in a project's CLAUDE.md / file tree

Escape hatches: --allow-hooks (keep your hooks), --safe (let it prompt). BYOK — uses your logged-in plan, no API key.

Behavior

  • Default: print the exact command (dry), exit 0.
  • --apply: run it, stream stdout. Missing claude / nonzero exit / timeout → FATAL + exit 2.

Requires

  • The claude CLI on PATH, logged in. No Python packages.

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