As you probably know, on June 15th, Claude will start charging api pricing for all calls to `claude -p` and the use of the Agent SDK. This means that subscription weekly quota can no longer be used for using claude programmatically or through third party orchestration apps. That's the problem dash-p solves! If Claude can interact with apps through their interfaces, developers should be able to interact with Claude Code through theirs. Claude can click buttons, type into apps, read screens, and operate software through a GUI. So why shouldn’t developers be able to automate their own Claude Code session? dash-p is a CLI and TypeScript library that makes Claude Code scriptable by driving the real Claude TUI process you already use. It does not bypass Claude Code. It does not fake network requests. It does not bypass authentication. It simply launches the official claude command, injects input programmatically, reads output programmatically, and exposes a clean developer interface on top. The same Claude Code. The same local session. The same authentication flow. Just composable. Not a replacement for Claude Code. A bridge that makes it scriptable. Replace: claude -p "summarize this repo" with: dash-p "summarize this repo"

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Make Claude Scriptable Again

Make Claude Scriptable Again