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Extra claude CLI arguments, appended to the launch command as raw shell
like the pre-launch command, e.g. --settings '{"outputStyle": "Learning"}'.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for making this project! I was looking for a way to customize settings like output style per session and found custom command line arguments were the best way to do so. I tried to configure it in switchboard, but saw it wasn't present. I could add that one field as a new option, but thought it might be good to contribute a more flexible customArg setting like the pre-launch commands.
This PR adds a "Custom Arguments" field under more options for Claude sessions and schedules. The text is appended to the
claudelaunch command as raw shell, the same way pre-launch command is prepended (e.g.--settings '{"outputStyle": "Learning"}'). This should be backwards compatible with any existing configurations and schedules.I tried to keep it as simple as possible and follow the existing patterns, but let me know if you want any additional preprocessing logic or guardrails or if you would prefer I just make it for a specific setting rather than a generic field for custom arguments.