fix(core): allow OpenAI SDK in Tauri webview#67
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…: true) The OpenAI SDK refuses to construct in a "browser-like" environment by default, to prevent users from accidentally shipping API keys in pages served to untrusted browsers. In the DeepCode Tauri desktop app the renderer trips this guard even though the key is loaded from local Tauri-keychain storage (never exposed to a real browser). The CLI and VS Code extension run in Node, where the guard never trips anyway, so turning the flag on unconditionally is a no-op there and only matters inside the Tauri webview. Fixes the "× Failed to start: It looks like you're running in a browser-like environment" error in the desktop REPL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The OpenAI SDK's
dangerouslyAllowBrowserguard fires in the Tauri webview, blocking the desktop REPL with× Failed to start: It looks like you're running in a browser-like environment.Set the flag to
truewhen constructing the DeepSeek client. The guard exists to prevent shipping API keys in webpages served to untrusted browsers — DeepCode never matches that case (CLI / VS Code extension / Tauri desktop all run on the user's own machine with the key in storage they control). In Node the flag is a no-op (the underlyingtypeof windowcheck never trips), so this only affects the Tauri webview.Test plan
pnpm --filter @deepcode/core buildsucceedspnpm --filter @deepcode/core test— all 478 tests pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code