Hi @dn00 ! Cool tool! Nice idea. I came along because reading the news today and thought about such piece of code like you have written. I'm testing it.
Quick question: after I execute clarp "test" the process does not seems to end. I can stop it via Ctrl+C but I would expect that it exists itself if nothing more is in the pipe. I think, that's how "claude" behaves.
Quick test:
C:\> claude -p "test"
Test received. Ready when you are.
Is this by design different in clarp?
Hi @dn00 ! Cool tool! Nice idea. I came along because reading the news today and thought about such piece of code like you have written. I'm testing it.
Quick question: after I execute
clarp "test"the process does not seems to end. I can stop it via Ctrl+C but I would expect that it exists itself if nothing more is in the pipe. I think, that's how "claude" behaves.Quick test:
Is this by design different in clarp?