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Prefer the native installer for fewer Node.js edge cases; README keeps npm as an alternative path.
Use env vars as stability knobs: README lists default/max timeouts and output length caps for long-running shell tools.
If you’re containerizing, use the Docker fallback to standardize runtime + workspace mounts across machines.
Source-backed notes
- README includes native installer commands (
install.sh,install.ps1,install.cmd) and an npm alternative path for Node-based installs. - README lists env vars such as
BASH_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS,BASH_MAX_TIMEOUT_MS, andBASH_MAX_OUTPUT_LENGTHfor tool execution behavior. - README suggests installing the Claude Code IDE extension (VS Code/Cursor) and includes a Docker fallback example to run
claudein a container.
FAQ
- Do I need Node.js?: Only for npm-based install; README notes the native installer bundles its own runtime.
- Why do long commands time out?: Tune the timeout env vars listed in README (default/max timeouts and output caps).
- Can I run Claude Code in Docker?: Yes — README includes a Docker fallback command that mounts your workspace and runs
claude.