Install the managed Chrome extension and Claude Code access.

Follow these steps on the member machine. Install the browser extension first, log in from the extension, click Request authorized Claude access, then run the Claude Code installer for Ubuntu/Linux or Windows.

Download latest extension Chrome install steps Claude Code steps

Chrome extension

Download, unzip, and load the extension

Chrome loads unpacked extensions from a folder. After extracting the zip, keep that folder where it is.

Download the extension zip

Click Download latest extension on this page. Save the zip file to your Downloads folder.

ZIP

Unzip the extension

Ubuntu / Linux: run this after the download finishes:

mkdir -p "$HOME/ClaudeAccessExtension"
unzip "$HOME/Downloads/claude-access.zip" -d "$HOME/ClaudeAccessExtension"

Windows: right-click the zip, choose Extract All, and extract it to a stable folder such as Documents\ClaudeAccessExtension.

ZIP

Load it in Chrome

Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions.
Turn on Developer mode in the top-right corner.
Click Load unpacked.
Select the extracted folder that contains manifest.json.
Pin the extension from the Chrome extensions menu so members can open it easily.

chrome://extensions

Claude Code

Install managed Claude Code credentials

These are the same instructions from the Claude Code dashboard section, with Windows steps included. Replace member@example.com with the member email used in this platform. The command will fail until the member has an active session that was started from the Chrome extension.

Before running any Claude Code command, open the Chrome extension, log in, and click Request authorized Claude access. If the extension session is paused, released, expired, or never started, the installer will stop with an access error.

Ubuntu / Linux

Requires curl, jq, and Claude Code.

Install credentials and sync agent

Run this on the machine where Claude Code is installed. Enter the platform password when prompted. The installer writes the credentials, installs the sync agent, and starts it in the background.

curl -fsSL https://claude.bbsuog.com/install/claude-code | bash -s -- member@example.com

The single command starts ~/.cam-proxy/cc-sync.sh with nohup. The sync log is written to ~/.cam-proxy/cc-sync.log.

Reset to default Claude Code auth

This removes CAM local state, stops the sync agent, and restores the default Claude Code auth flow.

curl -fsSL https://claude.bbsuog.com/install/claude-code/reset | bash

Windows

Run PowerShell as the member user.

Install credentials and sync agent

This downloads the Windows installer, writes the Claude Code credentials, and starts the sync agent.

iwr -UseBasicParsing https://claude.bbsuog.com/install/windows -OutFile "$env:TEMP\cam-install.ps1"
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "$env:TEMP\cam-install.ps1" -Email "member@example.com"

Restart Claude Code after installation. The sync script stays running in the background so access removal can delete local shared credentials.

Reset to default Claude Code auth

This removes CAM local state, stops the Windows sync agent, and restores the default Claude Code auth flow.

iwr -UseBasicParsing https://claude.bbsuog.com/install/claude-code/reset/windows -OutFile "$env:TEMP\cam-reset.ps1"
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "$env:TEMP\cam-reset.ps1"