@hongming731: Alibaba ATA's article is quite impressive. It deploys Claude Code from a local CLI tool to the cloud, implements HTTP streaming calls by modifying the SDK, and uses sandboxing for multi-user isolation.
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The Alibaba ATA team deployed Claude Code from a local CLI tool to the cloud, implemented HTTP streaming calls by modifying the SDK, and used sandboxing for multi-user isolation.
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Alibaba ATA’s article is pretty slick: it deploys Claude Code from a local CLI tool to the cloud, enables HTTP streaming calls through a heavily modified SDK, and uses sandboxes for multi-user isolation. https://t.co/w8JA3uzPkX
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