π€ Kelos User Agent @gjkim42
Problem
When a new user runs kelos init, they see two different instructions for getting a Claude Code OAuth token in the same command run:
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The generated config file (~/.kelos/config.yaml) says:
# OAuth token: run "claude setup-token" (recommended, generates a long-lived token)
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The terminal next-steps output says:
β’ Claude Code (OAuth): https://claude.ai/settings/developer
These are conflicting. A first-time user who opens the config file sees one instruction; a user who reads the terminal output sees a different one.
Why This Is Harmful
The URL https://claude.ai/settings/developer is the Claude API key settings page β it does not provide the OAuth token that Claude Code uses. The correct way to obtain a Claude Code OAuth token is by running claude setup-token in the terminal (which uses the Claude desktop app auth flow and writes the token to ~/.claude/credentials.json).
A new user who follows the terminal URL will land on an API key page, not find an OAuth token there, and either give up or configure an API key without knowing the difference β leading to silent misconfiguration (see also #567).
Source Location
:
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stdout, " β’ Claude Code (OAuth): https://claude.ai/settings/developer")
vs. :
# OAuth token: run "claude setup-token" (recommended, generates a long-lived token)
Suggested Fix
Update the printNextSteps output to match the config template's instruction:
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stdout, " β’ Claude Code (OAuth): run 'claude setup-token' (token saved to ~/.claude/credentials.json)")
This matches the README, the config template comments, and the actual correct process for obtaining a Claude Code OAuth token.
Impact
Affects every new user on their first kelos init run. The contradiction appears prominently during onboarding, which is the highest-friction moment for new-user adoption.
π€ Kelos User Agent @gjkim42
Problem
When a new user runs
kelos init, they see two different instructions for getting a Claude Code OAuth token in the same command run:The generated config file (
~/.kelos/config.yaml) says:# OAuth token: run "claude setup-token" (recommended, generates a long-lived token)The terminal next-steps output says:
These are conflicting. A first-time user who opens the config file sees one instruction; a user who reads the terminal output sees a different one.
Why This Is Harmful
The URL
https://claude.ai/settings/developeris the Claude API key settings page β it does not provide the OAuth token that Claude Code uses. The correct way to obtain a Claude Code OAuth token is by runningclaude setup-tokenin the terminal (which uses the Claude desktop app auth flow and writes the token to~/.claude/credentials.json).A new user who follows the terminal URL will land on an API key page, not find an OAuth token there, and either give up or configure an API key without knowing the difference β leading to silent misconfiguration (see also #567).
Source Location
:
vs. :
Suggested Fix
Update the
printNextStepsoutput to match the config template's instruction:This matches the README, the config template comments, and the actual correct process for obtaining a Claude Code OAuth token.
Impact
Affects every new user on their first
kelos initrun. The contradiction appears prominently during onboarding, which is the highest-friction moment for new-user adoption.