@sunerpy/kiro-provider 3.2.8 → 3.3.0

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  | Zuno | OpenAI Responses | [Native provider configuration and session routing](docs/ZUNO.md) |
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  | Codex CLI | OpenAI Responses | [Isolated profile and compatibility checks](docs/CODEX.md) |
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- | Claude Code | Anthropic Messages | [Isolated `kiroclaude` profile and model selection](docs/CLAUDE_CODE.md) |
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+ | Claude Code | Anthropic Messages | [Shared-state `kiroclaude` launcher and model selection](docs/CLAUDE_CODE.md) |
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  | Other SDKs | Responses or Messages | [Protocol compatibility](docs/PROTOCOL_COMPATIBILITY.md) |
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- The client guides use isolated profiles so the ordinary `codex` and `claude`
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- commands keep their existing providers and state. They also record the exact
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- client versions last tested. Treat those versions as dated evidence, not a
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- promise about future request shapes.
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+ Codex uses an isolated profile. `kiroclaude` instead keeps Claude's native
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+ state and applies a provider/model overlay only to the launched process, so the
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+ ordinary `claude` command keeps its provider. The guides record the exact
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+ client versions last tested; treat them as dated evidence, not a promise about
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+ future request shapes.
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  ## Configuration
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