feat: Support Claude Desktop - #98
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds Claude Desktop integration, explicit model-tier routing, provider streaming and fallback updates, web-tool auto-resolution, richer history compression, CLI restart support, and related documentation and tests. ChangesClaude Desktop integration
Explicit model tier pinning
Provider and streaming behavior
Tool and context processing
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds Claude Desktop integration and changes routing, tool execution, streaming, model fallback, restart, and profile-restore behavior, but the current version still contains high-impact risks: redirects can reach disallowed internal destinations, normal tool calls may stop before results are returned, large or stalled responses can consume resources, fallback and refusal handling can silently fail, and restart or restore operations can leave users with an incorrect active process or profile. These issues should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClaudeDesktop
participant LynkrRouter
participant Gateway
participant ModelSlots
ClaudeDesktop->>LynkrRouter: Request Anthropic model list
LynkrRouter->>Gateway: Route /v1/models
Gateway->>ModelSlots: Build configured slots
ModelSlots-->>Gateway: Return tier metadata
Gateway-->>ClaudeDesktop: Return model list
sequenceDiagram
participant AzureResponses
participant SSEAdapter
participant OpenAIRouter
participant Client
AzureResponses->>SSEAdapter: Emit response events
SSEAdapter->>SSEAdapter: Assemble text and tool-call chunks
SSEAdapter->>OpenAIRouter: Provide OpenAI-compatible SSE
OpenAIRouter-->>Client: Stream content, usage, and completion
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Lint failure on PR #98 (no-unused-vars). Leftover from resolving the merge conflict against upstream's captureUsage()/finalUsage() usage- accounting rewrite in forwardAnthropicStreamAsOpenAIChunks — I kept upstream's version but missed that these two local vars, and their assignments in message_start/message_delta, became dead once finalUsage() reads from usageAcc instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
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113-115: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCancel the underlying Web Stream on early termination.
If iteration ends before
reader.read()returnsdone: true, callawait reader.cancel()beforereader.releaseLock(). Azure terminal events and client cancellation can otherwise leave the Fetch response body active. Add regression tests for both paths.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@bin/lynkr-restart.js`:
- Line 111: Before the child spawn in the restart flow, recheck the configured
port with findListeningPid after the five-second termination grace period; if a
listener remains, fail the restart and do not execute spawn("npm", ["start"]).
In `@documentation/claude-desktop.md`:
- Line 78: Update the fenced status-output block in the Claude Desktop
documentation to specify text as its language, resolving the Markdownlint MD040
warning while preserving the block’s contents.
- Line 59: Update the documentation around the lynkr desktop-token entry to
state the correct JSON file count, include the initial .lynkr-backup.json write,
and accurately describe the backup behavior based on scripts/claude-desktop.js.
In `@scripts/claude-desktop.js`:
- Line 135: Update the --restore flow around readJson(PATHS.backup) to check
whether PATHS.backup exists before applying defaults or writing configuration
files; return immediately when it is missing, preserving existing files and the
current restore behavior when a backup is present.
In `@src/api/claude-desktop-gateway.js`:
- Line 20: Update the model-list construction in the gateway so the fixed Auto
entry is added only after at least one configured TIER_* value survives
filtering. Ensure an empty configured-tier result remains empty, allowing the
existing fallback behavior to run, and avoid counting the fixed Auto label when
deciding whether any tier is available.
In `@src/api/openai-router.js`:
- Around line 406-407: Remove the unused inputTokens and outputTokens
declarations and all assignments to them in the surrounding usage-handling
logic; rely on captureUsage() updating usageAcc and finalUsage() reading that
accumulator, while preserving the existing usage behavior.
In `@src/clients/databricks.js`:
- Line 1283: Update invokeAzureOpenAI so the Azure 429 status check runs before
the result.stream transformation, causing rate-limit responses to reject instead
of returning an error stream. Preserve normal stream handling for successful
responses, and add a mocked Azure 429 test verifying both rejection and
invocation of the fallback tier.
In `@src/clients/provider-capabilities.js`:
- Around line 56-58: Update resolveThinkingParam to accept the mapped model and
handle Moonshot models explicitly: map kimi-k3 thinking requests to
reasoning_effort, omit disabled thinking for kimi-k2.7-code because thinking is
always enabled, and preserve thinking.type for kimi-k2.5 and kimi-k2.6. Update
both call sites in src/clients/databricks.js (lines 2329-2340 and 2484-2495) to
pass the mapped model, and add contract tests covering these Moonshot mappings.
In `@src/context/compression.js`:
- Line 216: Update extractResultSnippet so a tool_result with is_error: true and
no usable text returns an error marker instead of an empty string, while
preserving the existing empty-string behavior for non-error results.
In `@src/orchestrator/azure-responses-sse.js`:
- Around line 203-204: Update the event switch in the Azure SSE adapter so
response.refusal.delta shares the response.output_text.delta handling and
forwards ev.delta as output text; retain the existing no-chunk behavior for
unrelated event types and add a fixture covering a refusal-only stream through
completion.
In `@src/orchestrator/index.js`:
- Line 2256: Remove the steps++ increment in the auto-resolution path so the
existing model invocation is not counted as an additional step. Add an
integration test covering one web tool call with default loop options, asserting
that the model receives the tool result and returns a final response rather than
max_steps_exceeded.
In `@src/orchestrator/sse-transformer.js`:
- Around line 67-68: Ensure llama.cpp fallback attempts use the llama.cpp
buffering policy rather than inheriting the initial provider’s body.stream
decision. Update the fallback request handling around _transformProviders() and
the fallback candidate logic so llama.cpp requests buffer by default unless
LYNKR_LLAMACPP_BUFFER_RESPONSES is explicitly set to "false", while preserving
streaming for other providers.
In `@src/tools/web-search-exec.js`:
- Line 162: Update the argument parsing assignment in the web-search execution
flow so parsed non-object values, including JSON "null", normalize to an empty
object before input.query is accessed. Preserve valid object arguments, and add
coverage for arguments: "null" verifying the tool result is appended without
throwing.
- Line 129: Update _withTimeout and the web-search response handling so the
abort timer remains active until body consumption completes, and read at most
bodyPreviewMax bytes from res.body before constructing the preview. Replace the
unbounded res.text() buffering and avoid relying on slice(), while preserving
the existing preview behavior.
- Line 126: Update the fetch flow around fetchUrl so redirects use manual
handling when allowAllHosts is false, validate each resolved Location against
allowedHosts before following it, and continue fetching only validated
destinations; preserve existing behavior when allowAllHosts is true.
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In `@src/orchestrator/sse-transformer.js`:
- Around line 113-115: Update the SSE reader cleanup around the finally block to
track whether iteration reached reader.read() with done: true; on early
termination, await reader.cancel() before reader.releaseLock(), while preserving
the existing cleanup behavior and handling cancellation errors safely. Add
regression coverage for Azure terminal-event termination and client
cancellation.
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| fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(LOG_PATH), { recursive: true }); | ||
| const logFd = fs.openSync(LOG_PATH, "a"); | ||
| console.log(`Starting Lynkr (npm start), logging to ${LOG_PATH}...`); | ||
| const child = spawn("npm", ["start"], { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Stop when the old listener still owns the port.
If SIGTERM does not free the port within five seconds, Line 111 still starts npm. The new process then fails to bind. If the old Lynkr process still answers /health, this command reports success although it did not deploy the new process.
Check findListeningPid(port) after the grace period. Fail before spawning when a listener remains.
Proposed fix
+ const remainingPids = findListeningPid(port);
+ if (remainingPids.length) {
+ fail(`Port ${port} is still in use by pid(s) ${remainingPids.join(", ")}.`);
+ }
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In `@bin/lynkr-restart.js` at line 111, Before the child spawn in the restart
flow, recheck the configured port with findListeningPid after the five-second
termination grace period; if a listener remains, fail the restart and do not
execute spawn("npm", ["start"]).
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| `lynkr desktop-token` / `scripts/claude-desktop.js` edit three JSON files under `~/Library/Application Support/`: |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the documented JSON file count.
Line 59 says the installer edits three JSON files, but the table lists four: two deployment configs, _meta.json, and the profile JSON. The first install also writes .lynkr-backup.json. Update the count and backup description to match scripts/claude-desktop.js.
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In `@documentation/claude-desktop.md` at line 59, Update the documentation around
the lynkr desktop-token entry to state the correct JSON file count, include the
initial .lynkr-backup.json write, and accurately describe the backup behavior
based on scripts/claude-desktop.js.
| node scripts/claude-desktop.js --status | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Specify the language for the status-output fence.
Line 78 opens a fenced block without a language, which triggers Markdownlint MD040. Use text for this output block.
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In `@documentation/claude-desktop.md` at line 78, Update the fenced status-output
block in the Claude Desktop documentation to specify text as its language,
resolving the Markdownlint MD040 warning while preserving the block’s contents.
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| function restore() { | ||
| const backup = readJson(PATHS.backup); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make --restore a no-op when no backup exists.
A missing backup becomes {}. The following default then writes "1p" to both Claude configuration files. This contradicts the documented no-op behavior and can disable an existing non-Lynkr third-party profile.
Return before modifying files when PATHS.backup does not exist.
Proposed fix
function restore() {
+ if (!fs.existsSync(PATHS.backup)) {
+ console.log("No Lynkr Claude Desktop backup was found. No changes made.");
+ return;
+ }
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| const backup = readJson(PATHS.backup); | |
| function restore() { | |
| if (!fs.existsSync(PATHS.backup)) { | |
| console.log("No Lynkr Claude Desktop backup was found. No changes made."); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| const backup = readJson(PATHS.backup); |
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In `@scripts/claude-desktop.js` at line 135, Update the --restore flow around
readJson(PATHS.backup) to check whether PATHS.backup exists before applying
defaults or writing configuration files; return immediately when it is missing,
preserving existing files and the current restore behavior when a backup is
present.
| * SIMPLE -> haiku family (default) | ||
| * MEDIUM -> sonnet family | ||
| * COMPLEX -> sonnet family (default) | ||
| * REASONING -> opus family (default) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not advertise Auto when no tier is configured.
claude-fable-5 is always added because it has a fixed label. If every TIER_* value is unset, data.length is still one, so the fallback at Line 102 cannot run. Claude Desktop then shows an Auto model when the gateway has no configured tier to advertise.
Add the Auto slot only after at least one configured tier survives filtering.
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In `@src/api/claude-desktop-gateway.js` at line 20, Update the model-list
construction in the gateway so the fixed Auto entry is added only after at least
one configured TIER_* value survives filtering. Ensure an empty configured-tier
result remains empty, allowing the existing fallback behavior to run, and avoid
counting the fixed Auto label when deciding whether any tier is available.
| tools: toolCalls.map((tc) => tc.function?.name ?? tc.name), | ||
| }, "[web-search-exec] Auto-resolving web_search/web_fetch for unrecognized client"); | ||
| await webSearchExec.autoResolve(toolCalls, cleanPayload.messages); | ||
| steps++; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not count auto-resolution as an additional model step.
The loop already incremented steps before this model invocation. With the default maxSteps value of 2, this second increment exits the loop immediately after the first web tool result. The model never receives that result, and the request returns max_steps_exceeded.
Remove this increment. Add an integration test that resolves one web tool call with the default loop options and verifies a final model response.
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await webSearchExec.autoResolve(toolCalls, cleanPayload.messages);
- steps++;
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In `@src/orchestrator/index.js` at line 2256, Remove the steps++ increment in the
auto-resolution path so the existing model invocation is not counted as an
additional step. Add an integration test covering one web tool call with default
loop options, asserting that the model receives the tool result and returns a
final response rather than max_steps_exceeded.
| const bufferLlamacpp = process.env.LYNKR_LLAMACPP_BUFFER_RESPONSES !== "false"; | ||
| return new Set( |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply the llama.cpp buffering policy to fallback attempts.
_transformProviders() affects only the initial transform decision. src/orchestrator/index.js computes that decision before invokeModel at Line 1741-1744, while src/clients/databricks.js reuses body.stream for fallback candidates at Line 3282-3297. If a transform-enabled provider falls back to llamacpp, this filter is bypassed. The transformer then discards reasoning_content, and the response can contain no visible answer when reasoning uses the token budget. Recompute the policy for the fallback provider or force llama.cpp fallback requests to buffer unless explicitly overridden. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/orchestrator/sse-transformer.js` around lines 67 - 68, Ensure llama.cpp
fallback attempts use the llama.cpp buffering policy rather than inheriting the
initial provider’s body.stream decision. Update the fallback request handling
around _transformProviders() and the fallback candidate logic so llama.cpp
requests buffer by default unless LYNKR_LLAMACPP_BUFFER_RESPONSES is explicitly
set to "false", while preserving streaming for other providers.
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| const timeoutMs = config.webSearch?.timeoutMs || 10000; | ||
| try { | ||
| const res = await _withTimeout( | ||
| (signal) => fetch(targetUrl, { signal }), |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Node.js global fetch default redirect behavior RequestInit redirect follow official documentation
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In Node.js, the global fetch API (which is implemented using the Undici library) follows the Fetch Standard regarding redirect behavior [1]. According to the Fetch Standard, the default value for the redirect mode in the RequestInit object is "follow" [2][3]. When the redirect mode is set to "follow", the fetch request will automatically follow any HTTP redirects (such as 301, 302, 303, 307, or 308 responses) encountered during the request [2][3]. The RequestInit redirect property supports three modes: 1. follow (Default): Automatically follows redirects [2][3]. 2. error: Rejects the promise with a network error if a redirect is encountered [3]. 3. manual: Prevents automatic following of redirects, allowing the developer to handle them manually [3]. Note that while the standard specification defines "manual" as resulting in an opaque-redirect filtered response [2], library implementations like node-fetch may vary in how they expose these responses [4][5]. If you are using the native global fetch in modern Node.js environments, it adheres to these standard behaviors [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://nodejs.org/learn/getting-started/fetch
- 2: https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/
- 3: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/RequestInit
- 4: https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-fetch?activeTab=readme
- 5: https://github.com/node-fetch/node-fetch/blob/main/README.md
Validate every redirect destination.
When allowAllHosts is false, fetchUrl validates only targetUrl, while Node’s global fetch follows redirects by default. An allowlisted endpoint can redirect to a blocked private address and bypass allowedHosts. Set redirect: "manual" and validate each resolved Location before fetching it.
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In `@src/tools/web-search-exec.js` at line 126, Update the fetch flow around
fetchUrl so redirects use manual handling when allowAllHosts is false, validate
each resolved Location against allowedHosts before following it, and continue
fetching only validated destinations; preserve existing behavior when
allowAllHosts is true.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Bound response-body reads before buffering.
_withTimeout() clears its abort timer when fetch() resolves, before res.text() reads the body. res.text() can then remain pending and buffer the complete response. slice() limits only the returned string.
Keep the abort timer active through body consumption and enforce bodyPreviewMax while reading to prevent an allowed endpoint from holding the request open or causing memory pressure.
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In `@src/tools/web-search-exec.js` at line 129, Update _withTimeout and the
web-search response handling so the abort timer remains active until body
consumption completes, and read at most bodyPreviewMax bytes from res.body
before constructing the preview. Replace the unbounded res.text() buffering and
avoid relying on slice(), while preserving the existing preview behavior.
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| input = typeof raw === "string" ? JSON.parse(raw) : (raw || {}); |
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Normalize parsed tool arguments to an object.
When arguments is "null", JSON.parse assigns null to input; input.query then throws before the tool result is appended. Use {} for non-object parsed values and add a test for arguments: "null".
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In `@src/tools/web-search-exec.js` at line 162, Update the argument parsing
assignment in the web-search execution flow so parsed non-object values,
including JSON "null", normalize to an empty object before input.query is
accessed. Preserve valid object arguments, and add coverage for arguments:
"null" verifying the tool result is appended without throwing.
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