Claude's agent SDK, wrapped for standard protocol access

What it does

This TypeScript package wraps the official Claude Agent SDK and exposes it as an ACP-compatible agent. Any client that speaks the Agent Client Protocol can connect to Claude’s context-aware, tool-calling agent without writing a custom integration. It handles the usual agent surface area: @-mentions, images, permission-gated tool calls, edit review, TODO lists, and terminals.

The interesting bit

The project is honest glue code: it maps ACP requests onto the Claude SDK and translates responses back. That simplicity is the selling point—standardizing access to a vendor SDK through an open protocol interface, even if the README treats the plumbing as self-explanatory.

Key highlights

• Supports context @-mentions, images, tool calls with permission requests, following, edit review, and TODO lists
• Handles both interactive and background terminals
• Exposes custom slash commands and client MCP servers through the ACP interface
• Licensed under Apache 2.0 with no contributor license agreement required

Caveats

• The README is essentially a feature checklist with no architectural detail, so error handling, state management, and authentication flows are unclear
• No usage examples or client configuration guidance is provided

Verdict

Useful if you are already committed to ACP and need a drop-in Claude backend. If you are not running an ACP-compatible client, this adapter has nothing to offer you yet.