osFoundry Room में ऐप प्रपोज़ करते समय Claude Code असल में क्या भेजता है

Claude Code, when invoked within a Claude room in osFoundry, does not create anything; instead, it proposes a snippet to be reviewed and approved before appearing in the Room launcher. This proposal tool, named propose_room_snippet_app, requires a room_id, name, files object containing source files, and an idempotency_key for uniqueness.

The input schema enforces specific data types and constraints on these parameters. The tool is classified as destructive due to its ability to modify the Room, prompting Claude Code to seek user confirmation before proceeding. The proposal's size depends on the number and size of files included, with each file byte counted as part of the model output.

However, the most significant cost lies in the repeated transmission of file contents over the network. While the schema enforces certain rules, it does not limit the number of keys in the files object, which can lead to rejection of proposals containing such structures. In practice, the reviewer checks the files before approving, and only after approval does the code become available in the Room launcher.

Proposals that pass review are added to the launcher, while declined or pending ones are not accessible to other Room members. The review gate ensures that only approved code is available for use in Room sessions, preventing potential duplicate calls due to failed retries.