super-claude is currently used via command-line. It allows you to chat with Claude and instruct it to use tools on your behalf. Tools are golang plugins in the tools/ directory.
- Run super-claude from source:
$ go run main.go - Build and run:
$ build.sh - Extract and run:
$ tar -xzf super-claude.tar.gz && ./super-claude
super-claude can use the tools in the tools/ directory, which are written in Go and compiled as plugins. A tool has two components:
- A JSON schema which defines the name, description, and parameters of a tool
- A Go plugin which has the following signature:
func TOOL_NAME(map[param]any) anthropic.Content
A Tool needs to be structured as follows:
.
├── tools
│ ├── build.sh
│ ├── tool_name
│ │ ├── tool_name.go
│ │ ├── tool_name.json
| | └── tool_name.so
│ └── validate.py
The "name" top-level attribute in tool_name.json should also be tool_name.
Run tools/validate.py to make sure your files and functions are named correctly.
tools/build.sh will iterate over tools/ and compile each Go file as a plugin.
Claude can deal with chain tool usages and deal with errors as seen here
