Struct Context

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pub struct Context { /* private fields */ }

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impl Context

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pub fn new(home: PathBuf) -> Context

Claude Code’s defaults for a person whose home is home: ~/.pitboard, ~/.claude, the default credential slot, claude looked up on PATH. An app starts here and sets only what differs.

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pub fn with_codex_home(self, dir: String) -> Context

Where Codex keeps its login. Empty means unset, as Codex reads it.

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pub fn with_pitboard_home(self, dir: PathBuf) -> Context

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pub fn with_claude_config_dir(self, dir: String) -> Context

Empty means unset, as Claude Code reads CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR.

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pub fn with_secure_storage_dir(self, dir: String) -> Context

Empty is set, and pins the default slot, as Claude Code reads CLAUDE_SECURESTORAGE_CONFIG_DIR.

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pub fn with_argv_fallback(self, allowed: bool) -> Context

The login name whose keychain account Claude Code stores under. Allows the argument-line write for a login too large for the stdin one.

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pub fn custom_oauth(&self) -> bool

Whether a custom OAuth endpoint is configured, which moves Claude Code’s login.

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pub fn claude_program(&self) -> &Path

The claude pitboard would run to sign someone in.

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pub fn argv_fallback(&self) -> bool

Whether the argument-line write is allowed for an oversized login.

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pub fn overriding_auth(&self) -> &[String]

Environment variables that authenticate Claude Code some other way, if any.

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pub fn with_caller(self, caller: String) -> Context

Names the front end in the audit log.

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pub fn with_user(self, user: String) -> Context

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pub fn with_claude_program(self, program: PathBuf) -> Context

An app started from Finder does not see the shell’s PATH, so it names claude itself.

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pub fn with_codex_program(self, program: PathBuf) -> Context

The same for codex.

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pub fn codex_program(&self) -> &Path

The codex pitboard would run to sign someone in.

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pub fn with_schedule_program(self, program: PathBuf) -> Context

An app is not a command line, so it names the one it comes with for the schedule to run.

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pub fn schedule_program(&self) -> Option<&Path>

The pitboard the daily renewal schedule is written to run, where one was named.

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pub fn with_search_path(self, path: String) -> Context

Look for a tool’s program on path, in PATH’s form, rather than on this process’s own PATH. An app opened from Finder has only the system’s directories there, so a tool installed through a version manager or an npm prefix is found only on the PATH the person’s shell has, and a script it runs finds its interpreter only there.

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