Command reference

Subcommands

Command	What it does
`reclaude`	Start the daemon and run Claude Code (the everyday command)
`reclaude app`	Launch Claude Desktop with your reclaude-assigned account (Dedicated plan, closed beta); on first run / startup it automatically downloads and updates the required Claude Desktop (macOS / Windows only)
`reclaude app-reset`	Reset Claude Desktop login state (clear cookies / cache; does not affect reclaude itself)
`reclaude app-update`	Check and update the local Claude Desktop; add `--check` to only check without downloading
`reclaude login`	Browser device-flow login, bind this machine
`reclaude logout`	Restore the Claude Code config from before the last login
`reclaude org`	View or switch the organization for this device
`reclaude config gateway`	View, lock, or reset the gateway used for connections
`reclaude status`	Print daemon status and the path to `claude`
`reclaude stop`	Stop and disable the background daemon
`reclaude update`	Check and upgrade reclaude (`--check` only checks)
`reclaude setup`	Copy reclaude to the standard location and add it to PATH (use after a manual download)
`reclaude unsetup`	Undo what `reclaude setup` wrote to the standard location and PATH
`reclaude uninstall`	Stop the daemon and wipe all local state
`reclaude version`	Print the current version
`reclaude logs`	Print the tail of the daemon log
`reclaude help`	Print help text

Plain reclaude with no subcommand = start the daemon and open Claude Code. That’s the everyday use.

Common flows

First-time setup:

reclaude login   # browser-authorize once
reclaude         # start daemon + open Claude Code

Pause service:

reclaude stop    # stops the daemon; running reclaude again starts it

Upgrade:

reclaude update

Full uninstall:

reclaude uninstall

Switch organization

reclaude org list           # list all orgs and the device's current binding
reclaude org use <org_id>   # switch this device to the given org

The next request will use an account from the new org.

Logs

The log file lives at ~/.reclaude/logs/daemon.log. Use reclaude logs to print the tail.

Configure gateway

The gateway is reclaude’s entry point to the service. By default the daemon probes a list of candidates at startup and picks the fastest (auto mode); pin a specific URL if you want to lock onto one (manual mode).

Subcommand	What it does
`reclaude config gateway`	Probe all candidates interactively and save your pick as the manual choice
`reclaude config gateway test [url]`	Probe only, don’t save. With a url tests one; without, tests all
`reclaude config gateway set [--force] <url>`	Set directly. Probes first; `--force` skips the probe
`reclaude config gateway current`	Print the gateway in effect and its source
`reclaude config gateway reset`	Clear the manual override and return to auto

Pick the fastest interactively:

reclaude config gateway

Each candidate’s reachability and latency is printed live. Press Enter for the fastest, type a number to pick a specific one, or q to cancel. See what’s in effect:

reclaude config gateway current

Prints url (the URL actually in use), source (RECLAUDE_GATEWAY_URL / device.json / default), and mode (manual or auto). Reset to auto:

reclaude config gateway reset

If the daemon is running when you save, run reclaude stop && reclaude to apply.The RECLAUDE_GATEWAY_URL environment variable wins over any local config.

Get started

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Help

Command reference

Subcommands

Common flows

Switch organization

Logs

Configure gateway

​Subcommands

​Common flows

​Switch organization

​Logs

​Configure gateway

Subcommands

Common flows

Switch organization

Logs

Configure gateway