fix(claude-desktop): say that first-party exists when gateway is applied - #5328
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now explains implicit Claude Desktop gateway selection after successful applies. The explanation distinguishes saved gateway mode from a previous gateway apply and suppresses output for explicit requests, connected clients, and fresh configurations. Tests and test-layout mappings cover the behavior. ChangesClaude Desktop gateway explanation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClaudeDesktopApply
participant gatewayModeExplanation
participant CLI
ClaudeDesktopApply->>gatewayModeExplanation: Evaluate request, config, and connection state
gatewayModeExplanation-->>ClaudeDesktopApply: Return explanation lines or an empty array
ClaudeDesktopApply->>CLI: Print lines after a successful implicit gateway apply
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Fresh gateway fallbacks can display misleading migration guidance, and configurations with interception disabled are told to run a command that fails. Correct the explanation conditions before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| for (const line of gatewayModeExplanation({ | ||
| requestedExplicitly: applyFlags.some(flag => flag !== "--first-party"), | ||
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Use the pre-apply config for the explanation
When a fresh local installation falls back to gateway because interception is disabled, applyDesktop records desktopMode: "gateway" before this call reloads the config. Consequently, gatewayModeExplanation sees a newly created saved preference and prints the first-party switch instructions, even though its fresh-config branch is intended to remain silent and the suggested command will fail. Preserve the config used by parseDesktopApplyArgs and pass that pre-apply snapshot to the explanation instead of reloading the mutated config.
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| const connection = input.connection ?? readClientConnectionState(); | ||
| if (connection.kind === "connected") return []; |
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Suppress first-party advice when interception is disabled
On an existing gateway installation with claudeCode.intercept.enabled: false, a bare apply passes this connection check and the saved gateway marker causes the helper to recommend ocx claude desktop apply --first-party. That command deterministically fails with intercept_disabled, despite the function documentation promising not to offer unavailable first-party mode. Check claudeInterceptEnabled(input.config) before returning the explanation; this also covers configurations whose runtime role cannot host the intercept proxy.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 62 / 80이 PR은 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 base가 너의 추천 머지 전에 두 가지를 고치는 쪽을 권합니다. (1) explanation에는 apply 전 config만 넘긴다. (2) 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Requesting changes on exact head d51ef8ec7ebf01cf4696b07c972ca00acb7b43b9.
Two functional blockers remain:
handleClaudeDesktopCommandcallsloadConfig()only afterapplyDesktophas already persisted the gateway mode/apply marker. On a fresh machine, that turns the just-created state into an apparent pre-existing preference, so the supposedly silent fresh-config path prints the first-party suggestion. Capture the config before the apply and pass that snapshot togatewayModeExplanation.gatewayModeExplanationdoes not actually checkclaudeInterceptEnabled(config). With interception explicitly disabled, it recommendsocx claude desktop apply --first-party, but that command fails withintercept_disabled. Keep this path silent, matching the function comment.
Please add a command-level regression that exercises a fresh config through the apply/persistence boundary, not only a direct helper test. The PR is also stacked on #5327; after the parent lands, retarget/rebase it onto current dev and rerun exact-head CI.
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ocx claude desktop --help calls first-party "(default)", but an existing install never reaches it. resolveClaudeDesktopMode keeps a machine where it is: an explicit claudeCode.desktopMode wins, and a stored gateway apply marker keeps gateway. Both rules are right, because a working Desktop install must not flip underneath its user when a default moves. Together they mean a bare apply lands on gateway and says nothing about the alternative, so the only way to first-party is to discover --first-party unaided. The resolution is unchanged. The apply now names why gateway was chosen and the command that switches. It stays silent when the user asked for gateway explicitly, on a connected client where first-party cannot run, and on a machine with no stored preference, where gateway was a fallback rather than a choice and naming an unavailable mode would be advice that fails.
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In `@src/cli/claude-desktop.ts`:
- Line 405: Reuse the configuration snapshot returned by parseDesktopApplyArgs
in the handler instead of calling loadConfig() again after applyDesktop, and
pass that same config to gatewayModeExplanation. Add a regression test covering
a fresh installation on a disconnected machine with intercept disabled that
falls back to gateway and must not show the first-party recommendation.
- Line 221: Update the gateway recommendation logic near the connected-state
check to return [] when claudeInterceptEnabled(input.config) is false, before
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| }): string[] { | ||
| if (input.requestedExplicitly) return []; | ||
| const connection = input.connection ?? readClientConnectionState(); | ||
| if (connection.kind === "connected") return []; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Suppress the first-party recommendation when interception is disabled.
When claudeCode.intercept.enabled === false on a disconnected machine, an implicit apply selects gateway, but gatewayModeExplanation still prints ocx claude desktop apply --first-party for a saved gateway marker. That command reaches applyDesktopFirstParty and fails with intercept_disabled. Return [] when claudeInterceptEnabled(input.config) is false, before checking saved gateway state. Add a regression case with intercept.enabled: false.
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In `@src/cli/claude-desktop.ts` at line 221, Update the gateway recommendation
logic near the connected-state check to return [] when
claudeInterceptEnabled(input.config) is false, before inspecting saved gateway
state; preserve existing behavior when interception is enabled. Add a regression
case covering intercept.enabled: false.
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| console.log(`Claude Desktop gateway 설정을 적용했습니다: ${result.path}`); | ||
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| requestedExplicitly: applyFlags.some(flag => flag !== "--first-party"), | ||
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Reuse the pre-apply configuration for the gateway explanation.
parseDesktopApplyArgs already loads the configuration, but the handler discards that snapshot and calls loadConfig() again after applyDesktop. When a disconnected machine with disabled intercept falls back to gateway, applyDesktop saves desktopMode as "gateway" before this branch. gatewayModeExplanation then treats the fresh installation as a previous gateway installation and prints the first-party recommendation.
Keep the initial snapshot and pass it to both calls. Add a regression test for this fresh-install path. The existing CLI tests invoke the handler, but the no-argument case uses the normal first-party default, while the explicit gateway case suppresses the explanation.
| config: loadConfig(), | |
| const config = loadConfig(); | |
| const parsedTarget = parseDesktopApplyArgs(rest, config); | |
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| config, |
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In `@src/cli/claude-desktop.ts` at line 405, Reuse the configuration snapshot
returned by parseDesktopApplyArgs in the handler instead of calling loadConfig()
again after applyDesktop, and pass that same config to gatewayModeExplanation.
Add a regression test covering a fresh installation on a disconnected machine
with intercept disabled that falls back to gateway and must not show the
first-party recommendation.
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Summary
ocx claude desktop --helpcalls first-party "(default)", but an existing install never reaches it.resolveClaudeDesktopModekeeps a machine where it is: an explicitclaudeCode.desktopModewins, and a stored gateway apply marker keeps gateway. Both rules are correct on their own — a working Desktop install must not flip underneath its user because a default moved. Together they mean a bareocx claude desktop applylands on gateway and says nothing about the alternative, so the only route to first-party is discovering--first-partyunaided. That is how this machine stayed on the third-party gateway profile after first-party shipped.The resolution is unchanged. The apply now names why gateway was chosen and the command that switches:
It stays silent in three cases: the user asked for gateway explicitly and already knows; a connected client, where first-party cannot run because the proxy lives on the hub; and a machine with no stored preference, where gateway was a fallback rather than a choice and naming an unavailable mode would be advice that fails. That last case was added after a failing test — the first version offered the switch on an empty config.
Stacked on #5327.
Verification
bun test tests/claude-integration/claude-desktop-mode-explanation.test.ts— 5 pass, one per branch above.bun x tsc --noEmitclean for the touched files.apply --gatewayprinted nothing extra;apply --first-partythen producedsettingsState: appliedand Claude Desktop relaunched to the ordinary claude.ai sign-in rather than the gateway banner.scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json.Checklist
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