Show GN: slaude - Disposable Claude Code That Leaves No Trace

slaude is a script designed for briefly using Claude Code on Linux servers that are hard to trust, then exiting without leaving traces.

• It creates a disposable directory on /dev/shm, sets it as $HOME, and then runs the official Claude Code installer.
• It's designed so that the downloaded binary, auth cache, sessions, and conversation history all remain only inside RAM tmpfs.
• On exit, it cleans up via trap and a background watchdog, and even if anything remains, it disappears on the next boot due to tmpfs's nature.
• Host dependencies are limited to kernel, bash, curl, util-linux, and it works without Docker, Podman, Node, npm, bwrap.

By default it runs with --dangerously-skip-permissions enabled, and you can switch modes with shift + tab if needed. The tool targets situations where leaving local traces is problematic, such as shared company GPU servers, temporary cloud VMs, or client environments.