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Run Claude Code in a Docker container with YOLO mode enabled

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    ccyolo

    Run Claude Code in Docker with auto-accept enabled. No setup, full parity with `claude` CLI.

    Demo

    [!CAUTION] ccyolo is a safety net, not a sandbox. It protects against overzealous agents doing stupid things, but it won't contain a fully compromised, malicious agent. Only use with repositories you trust.

    Install

    npm install -g @ccdevkit/ccyolo

    Usage

    Use it exactly like claude:

    ccyolo                    # Interactive mode
ccyolo -p "hello"         # One-shot prompt
ccyolo -c                 # Continue previous session
ccyolo -r                 # Resume session picker

    All claude flags work as expected.

    Why

    • Works out of the box - no container setup required
    • Full CLI parity with claude
    • Runs with auto-accept enabled (YOLO mode)
    • Your working directory is mounted into the container
    • Your Claude credentials are passed through automatically

    ccyolo flags

    ccyolo flags go before --, claude flags go after:

    ccyolo -v -- -p "hello"              # Verbose mode
ccyolo --log /tmp/debug.log -- -c    # Log to file
ccyolo --pt git -- -p "git status"   # Run git on host instead of container
    Flag Description
    -v, --verbose Enable debug logging to stderr
    --log <path> Write debug logs to file
    --pt <cmd>, --passthrough <cmd> Run commands matching prefix on host (repeatable)

    Passthrough

    By default, all commands run inside the container. This is usually fine, but some commands need to run on your host machine - things like docker, gh, or commands that need access to host resources.

    Use --pt to specify command prefixes that should run on the host:

    ccyolo --pt git --pt docker -- -p "build and push the image"

    This runs git and docker commands on your host, while everything else runs in the container. You can specify --pt multiple times.

    Requirements

    • Docker
    • claude must be authenticated on your machine