@anthropic-ai/sdk/lib/helper-client.d.ts

The official TypeScript library for the Anthropic API

import type { Anthropic } from "../client.js";
import { type StainlessHelperHeaderValue } from "../internal/stainless-helper-header.js";
/**
 * Return a `withOptions()` clone of `client` set up for use *by* one of the
 * runner helpers: authenticated with `authToken` as Bearer credentials, with
 * the parent's `X-Api-Key` cleared, and tagged with the helper's
 * `x-stainless-helper` value on every outgoing request.
 *
 * The returned sub-client inherits the parent's full configuration
 * (`baseURL`, `timeout`, `maxRetries`, `fetch`, `fetchOptions`, custom
 * `defaultHeaders`, `defaultQuery`). Overrides applied:
 *
 * - `authToken: authToken` — the new credential.
 * - `apiKey: null` — the parent's `X-Api-Key` is cleared. `withOptions`
 *   inherits the parent's `apiKey` by default; without this, both
 *   `X-Api-Key` *and* `Authorization: Bearer …` would land on the wire.
 *   `client.ts` only triggers the env-var fallback when `apiKey === undefined`,
 *   so explicit `null` is honored.
 * - `credentials: undefined` — opts the clone out of any inherited
 *   credentials/config/profile so the explicit bearer is the unambiguous auth.
 * - `baseURL: client.baseURL` — pins the parent's resolved host (auth override otherwise resets it).
 * - `defaultHeaders` is rebuilt as `parent._authState.extraHeaders ⊕ parent.defaultHeaders ⊕
 *   {'x-stainless-helper': helper}`. `withOptions` *replaces* (does not
 *   merge) `defaultHeaders`, so we merge here so any custom headers the
 *   caller set on the parent client survive on the sub-client.
 */
export declare function copyClientForHelper<T extends Anthropic>(client: T, { authToken, helper }: {
    authToken: string;
    helper: StainlessHelperHeaderValue;
}): T;
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