Tengu Decoded explores the internals of Anthropic's Claude Code, revealing how feature flags, telemetry, and device fingerprinting work behind the scenes. Analyzing binaries version by version, this repository serves as a comprehensive research archive, ensuring insights are reproducible and grounded in real code.
Tengu Decoded is a comprehensive exploration of Anthropic's Claude Code, focused on its internal mechanisms such as feature flags, telemetry, device fingerprinting, and the underlying infrastructure, analyzed version by version. The repository serves as a detailed documentation of the functionalities contained within the publicly distributed Claude Code binaries.
The nickname "Tengu" signifies Anthropic's internal label for Claude Code. This repository reveals what each version of Claude Code does, employing various techniques for reverse-engineering.
The repository also houses structured datasets, documentation on methodologies, and a variety of reports that detail the inner workings of Claude Code for each version analyzed. This archive is a vital resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of Claude Code and Anthropic's coding tools.
For more insights and detailed reports, visit relevant directories such as versions/2.1.169/ and versions/2.1.32/ within the repository.
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