Add --output-mode flag to filter output
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Adds OutputFilter dataclass with three presets: - full (default): show everything - compact: hide tool results (useful for hiding sensitive output) - conversation: show only user/assistant text (no tools, thinking) The backend uses individual boolean flags (hide_tool_calls, hide_tool_results, hide_thinking) with a should_hide() method, making it easy to add granular CLI flags later. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Really like this tool!
I wanted to be able to share transcripts without leaking the tool call results (which contained proprietary data/code). This adds an
--output-modeflag (documented in the README) to allow different modalities.You can see how it works by viewing these three logs of the conversation I used to have Claude write the code:
@simonw would love your input on this. This also addresses (at least partially) #61