#!/bin/bash

# Claude Code wrapper with StackMemory integration

# Usage: Add alias to ~/.zshrc: alias claude='~/Dev/stackmemory/scripts/claude-code-wrapper.sh'

# Check for auto-sync flag and filter wrapper-specific args

AUTO_SYNC=false

SYNC_INTERVAL=5

CLAUDE_ARGS=()

for arg in "$@"; do

case $arg in

--auto-sync)

AUTO_SYNC=true

;;

--sync-interval=*)

SYNC_INTERVAL="${arg#*=}"

;;

*)

CLAUDE_ARGS+=("$arg")

;;

esac

done

# Start Linear auto-sync in background if requested (survives exec)

if [ "$AUTO_SYNC" = true ] && [ -n "$LINEAR_API_KEY" ]; then

echo "🔄 Starting Linear auto-sync (${SYNC_INTERVAL}min intervals)..."

nohup bash -c "

while true; do

sleep $((SYNC_INTERVAL * 60))

if [ -d \"$PWD/.stackmemory\" ]; then

stackmemory linear sync --quiet 2>/dev/null || true

fi

done

" > /dev/null 2>&1 &

disown

fi

# Note: Cleanup is now handled by Claude hooks instead of this wrapper

# See: stackmemory setup-hooks --cleanup

# Run Claude Code with exec for full TTY control (interactive mode)

# This replaces the shell process, ensuring stdin works properly

# Note: cleanup trap won't run with exec - use Claude hooks for session cleanup instead

if command -v claude-code &> /dev/null; then

exec claude-code "${CLAUDE_ARGS[@]}"

elif command -v claude &> /dev/null; then

exec claude "${CLAUDE_ARGS[@]}"

else

echo "❌ Claude Code not found. Please install it first."

echo " Visit: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code"

exit 1

fi