docs: improve usage examples and emphasize claude-yolo

[lroolle]

Summary

• Removed incorrect '.' directory arguments from all help messages and documentation
• Redesigned install.sh examples to emphasize claude-yolo as primary interface
• Added practical examples showing argument pass-through capabilities
• Enhanced visual warnings with bright yellow color

Key Changes

• Fixed usage examples: Removed unsupported '.' directory arguments from claude.sh, claude-yolo help messages
• Enhanced install.sh: Shows claude-yolo handles all features (auth, tracing, volumes, resume)
• Added practical example: --trace -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro --continue for real-world usage
• Improved first impressions: Users see claude-yolo's full capabilities immediately

Test plan

• Verify help messages display correctly without '.' arguments
• Test install.sh examples work as documented
• Confirm bright yellow warning displays properly
• Validate argument pass-through works in claude-yolo

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PR Review Complete ✅

I've thoroughly reviewed the documentation improvements and usage examples. Here's my comprehensive analysis:

Review Checklist:

• Read project context from CLAUDE.md
• Analyze README.md changes for clarity and correctness
• Review claude-yolo script modifications
• Review claude.sh script changes
• Review install.sh enhancements
• Check for potential bugs or security issues
• Evaluate documentation effectiveness
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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🎯 Overall Assessment: APPROVED

This PR successfully improves user experience by fixing documentation inconsistencies and better positioning claude-yolo as the primary interface. The changes are well-executed and address real usability issues.

✅ Strengths

1. Documentation Accuracy Fixed

• Issue Resolved: Removed incorrect '.' directory arguments from help messages across all scripts
• Impact: Eliminates user confusion about required vs optional arguments
• Files: claude.sh, claude-yolo, README.md examples now consistently show correct usage patterns

2. Enhanced User Experience

• Better Onboarding: install.sh now immediately shows claude-yolo's full capabilities
• Practical Examples: Real-world usage patterns like --trace -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro --continue
• Clear Positioning: claude-yolo is properly positioned as the primary, user-friendly interface

3. Visual Improvements

• Enhanced Warnings: Bright yellow (\033[93m) warnings in install.sh:line83 improve visibility
• Consistent Formatting: Better alignment and organization of examples

4. Code Quality

• No Security Issues: All changes are documentation-only, no security implications
• No Performance Impact: Documentation changes don't affect runtime performance
• Maintainable: Changes follow existing code patterns and conventions

🔍 Detailed Analysis

README.md Changes ✅

• Line 52: claude-yolo usage simplified without directory argument
• Lines 55-61: claude.sh examples properly formatted without unsupported arguments
• Line 100: Excellent practical example showing multiple features together
• Assessment: Clear, accurate, and user-friendly

claude-yolo Script ✅

• Lines 107-112: Help examples properly formatted without directory arguments
• Consistent Pattern: All examples follow claude-yolo [options] format
• Assessment: Help message is now accurate and helpful

claude.sh Script ✅

• Lines 72-81: Examples removed unsupported directory arguments
• Better UX: Users won't be confused by non-functional syntax
• Assessment: Help message accuracy significantly improved

install.sh Enhancements ⭐ Excellent

• Lines 72-81: Comprehensive showcase of claude-yolo capabilities
• Strategic Positioning: claude-yolo presented as primary interface with claude.sh as advanced reference
• Real-world Examples: Authentication, tracing, volume mounting, and resume functionality
• Line 83: Bright yellow warning ensures safety message is visible
• Assessment: Outstanding improvement to first-user experience

🔒 Security & Safety Review

• No Security Concerns: All changes are documentation/help text only
• Safety Enhanced: Bright yellow warnings maintain important safety messaging
• Best Practices: Continues to emphasize safe directory practices

🧪 Test Coverage Assessment

• Test Plan Verification: PR author tested help messages and examples
• Missing Testing: Consider adding automated tests for help message consistency
• Recommendation: Future PRs could include simple shell tests to verify examples work

🚀 Performance Considerations

• Zero Performance Impact: Documentation-only changes
• Startup Time: Help message changes don't affect container or CLI startup

💡 Minor Suggestions

1. Consistency Opportunity (Optional)

# In install.sh:line76, consider:
claude-yolo --auth-with api-key          # Use API key (may require `/login`)

The parenthetical note about /login could be consistent with README.md:line57.

2. Future Enhancement (Optional)

Consider adding a --examples flag to claude.sh that shows these practical usage patterns directly in the CLI.

📋 Summary

Quality: Excellent - improves accuracy and user experience
Risk: Very Low - documentation-only changes
User Impact: High - better onboarding and fewer user errors
Maintainability: Good - follows existing patterns

Recommendation: ✅ Merge with confidence

This PR directly addresses user confusion and positions the tool more effectively. The documentation improvements will reduce support burden and improve adoption.

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PR Review Complete ✅

I've thoroughly reviewed the documentation improvements and usage examples. Here's my comprehensive analysis:

Review Checklist:

• Read project context from CLAUDE.md
• Analyze README.md changes for clarity and correctness
• Review claude-yolo script modifications
• Review claude.sh script changes
• Review install.sh enhancements
• Check for potential bugs or security issues
• Evaluate documentation effectiveness
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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🎯 Overall Assessment: APPROVED

This PR successfully improves user experience by fixing documentation inconsistencies and better positioning claude-yolo as the primary interface. The changes are well-executed and address real usability issues.

✅ Strengths

1. Documentation Accuracy Fixed

• Issue Resolved: Removed incorrect '.' directory arguments from help messages across all scripts
• Impact: Eliminates user confusion about required vs optional arguments
• Files: claude.sh, claude-yolo, README.md examples now consistently show correct usage patterns

2. Enhanced User Experience

• Better Onboarding: install.sh now immediately shows claude-yolo's full capabilities
• Practical Examples: Real-world usage patterns like --trace -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh:ro --continue
• Clear Positioning: claude-yolo is properly positioned as the primary, user-friendly interface

3. Visual Improvements

• Enhanced Warnings: Bright yellow (\033[93m) warnings in install.sh:line83 improve visibility
• Consistent Formatting: Better alignment and organization of examples

4. Code Quality

• No Security Issues: All changes are documentation-only, no security implications
• No Performance Impact: Documentation changes don't affect runtime performance
• Maintainable: Changes follow existing code patterns and conventions

🔍 Detailed Analysis

README.md Changes ✅

• Line 52: claude-yolo usage simplified without directory argument
• Lines 55-61: claude.sh examples properly formatted without unsupported arguments
• Line 100: Excellent practical example showing multiple features together
• Assessment: Clear, accurate, and user-friendly

claude-yolo Script ✅

• Lines 107-112: Help examples properly formatted without directory arguments
• Consistent Pattern: All examples follow claude-yolo [options] format
• Assessment: Help message is now accurate and helpful

claude.sh Script ✅

• Lines 72-81: Examples removed unsupported directory arguments
• Better UX: Users won't be confused by non-functional syntax
• Assessment: Help message accuracy significantly improved

install.sh Enhancements ⭐ Excellent

• Lines 72-81: Comprehensive showcase of claude-yolo capabilities
• Strategic Positioning: claude-yolo presented as primary interface with claude.sh as advanced reference
• Real-world Examples: Authentication, tracing, volume mounting, and resume functionality
• Line 83: Bright yellow warning ensures safety message is visible
• Assessment: Outstanding improvement to first-user experience

🔒 Security & Safety Review

• No Security Concerns: All changes are documentation/help text only
• Safety Enhanced: Bright yellow warnings maintain important safety messaging
• Best Practices: Continues to emphasize safe directory practices

🧪 Test Coverage Assessment

• Test Plan Verification: PR author tested help messages and examples
• Missing Testing: Consider adding automated tests for help message consistency
• Recommendation: Future PRs could include simple shell tests to verify examples work

🚀 Performance Considerations

• Zero Performance Impact: Documentation-only changes
• Startup Time: Help message changes don't affect container or CLI startup

💡 Minor Suggestions

1. Consistency Opportunity (Optional)

# In install.sh:line76, consider:
claude-yolo --auth-with api-key          # Use API key (may require `/login`)

The parenthetical note about /login could be consistent with README.md:line57.

2. Future Enhancement (Optional)

Consider adding a --examples flag to claude.sh that shows these practical usage patterns directly in the CLI.

📋 Summary

Quality: Excellent - improves accuracy and user experience
Risk: Very Low - documentation-only changes
User Impact: High - better onboarding and fewer user errors
Maintainability: Good - follows existing patterns

Recommendation: ✅ Merge with confidence

This PR directly addresses user confusion and positions the tool more effectively. The documentation improvements will reduce support burden and improve adoption.

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Bug: Docker Image Fallback Not Persisted

The install.sh script's Docker image fallback logic is incomplete. If the primary image pull from ghcr.io fails but the fallback to Docker Hub succeeds, the installation appears successful. However, the DOCKER_IMAGE_FALLBACK variable is local to install.sh and does not update the default image used by claude.sh. As a result, claude.sh still attempts to use the ghcr.io image at runtime, failing with a "Docker image not found" error, despite a working image from Docker Hub being present.

install.sh#L48-L53

https://github.com/lroolle/claude-code-yolo/blob/4acb3d2a4f1dd6433fba028402a26cb4a53c7a35/install.sh#L48-L53

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