@peterwangze/claude-trigger-router 1.1.1 → 1.2.0

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+ # Server maintainer guide
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+ This guide is for the person who owns a self-hosted Claude Trigger Router server.
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+ If you are choosing between local use, server maintenance and remote service use, start with `docs/configuration-roles.md`.
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+ ## 1. Prepare the server profile
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+ ```bash
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+ ctr deploy init --target server
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+ ```
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+ Fresh machines can also run `ctr setup` and choose `部署为远程服务端`; setup writes the same server profile shape and intentionally does not start the service.
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+ The command creates a server-oriented config with:
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+ - `HOST: "0.0.0.0"`
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+ - `Runtime.mode: "server"`
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+ - a bootstrap `APIKEY`
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+ - logging enabled
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+ - editable `Models` and `Router.default`
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+ Edit `Models[].key`, `Models[].api`, `Models[].interface` and `Models[].model` before exposing the service.
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+ ## 2. Diagnose and start
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+ ```bash
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+ ctr doctor
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+ ctr start --daemon
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+ ctr status
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+ ```
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+ `ctr status` and `ctr doctor` should show:
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+ - current role: `server (router_service)`
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+ - listener: `0.0.0.0:<port>` or the host you configured
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+ - auth state: bootstrap and active managed key counts
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+ - remote client connection hint: `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://<server-host>:<port>`
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+ ## 3. Issue client keys
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+ Keep the bootstrap `APIKEY` for service owners. Use it only to open `/ui`, save config, and manage auth.
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+ Create a managed key for remote users:
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+ ```text
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+ POST /api/auth/keys
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+ ```
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+ Recommended remote-user scopes:
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+ ```json
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+ ["client", "read-only"]
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+ ```
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+ `client` allows model calls. `read-only` allows ready/status checks such as `/api/health`, `/api/service-info`, compiled model summaries and governance GET endpoints. `operator` is for day-to-day maintenance writes such as restart, governance snapshots, schedules, anomaly thresholds and archive deletion; it cannot read or save config and cannot manage auth keys. Generated secrets are returned once.
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+ ## 4. Expose safely
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+ Prefer one of these deployment envelopes:
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+ - `config/deploy/docker-compose.server.yaml`
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+ - `config/deploy/systemd/claude-trigger-router.service`
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+ Before exposing the service to other machines:
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+ - keep auth enabled with bootstrap or active managed keys
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+ - put public deployments behind HTTPS reverse proxy or private network access
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+ - give remote users managed `client + read-only` keys, not admin/bootstrap keys
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+ ## 5. Daily maintenance
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+ Use:
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+ ```bash
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+ ctr status
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+ ctr doctor
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+ ctr ui
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+ ```
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+ `ctr ui` opens the workbench. The maintainer area shows security status, auth scope guidance, quota usage, governance health and routing outcome summaries.
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@peterwangze/claude-trigger-router",
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- "version": "1.1.1",
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+ "version": "1.2.0",
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  "description": "Intelligent trigger-based router for Claude Code with automatic task type detection and model routing",
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  "bin": {
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  "ctr": "dist/cli.js"
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  "files": [
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  "dist",
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  "config",
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+ "docs/*.md",
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  "README.md"
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  ],
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  "repository": {