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ai-eltex-qwen: new launcher for the Eltex proxy on Qwen models (Coder-Senior, then Flash-Next), own key eltex_qwen_key, config dir and /logout-eltex-qwen hook branch, 200K window. Effort: ai-glm and ai-eltex start on max via CLI --effort (AI_EFFORT overrides), CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS=64000 so long GLM answers are not cut at 32000. EFFORT_MAPPING notes the proxy passes effort for anth-glm-5.3 since 09.10. ai-eltex model pick: no longer falls back to the first /v1/models entry, which twice picked something unusable (zai-glm-5.3 routed to flash, and the access-group name ZAI-Test-Group -> 400). Without anth-glm-5.3 the launcher exits with a clear message; ELTEX_MODEL still overrides. /logout-eltex: Claude Code answered "Unknown command" and never called the logout hook (the built-in /logout bypasses hooks too). ai-eltex now registers commands/logout-eltex.md in its config dir, so the hook receives the command and deletes eltex_key (checked end to end). ru-bypass: resolve exception hosts via ahostsv4 first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude Code configuration
Statusline (statusline-command.sh)
The custom statusline script renders only ASCII-safe characters and ANSI color codes:
- ASCII brackets
[ ]for git branch and effort level - ANSI 256-color escape sequences for model names, effort levels, and rate-limit percentages
- The
$symbol for the DeepSeek balance (USD only)
It does not use Nerd Font glyphs, powerline separators, or emoji.
Unicode symbols you may see in the TUI
Some symbols that appear in the Claude Code interface are rendered by Claude Code's own TUI, not by this statusline script. For example, arrow symbols such as ⏵ (used before "bypass permissions on" prompts) are drawn by Claude Code itself.
If these symbols display as boxes or question marks, install a Unicode-capable font such as:
- Noto Color Emoji (recommended on Linux)
- Any terminal font with full Unicode support
To install Noto Color Emoji on Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install -y fonts-noto-color-emoji
The statusline script itself does not require emoji fonts.