using ring 1t with claude code via zenmux#11
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This pull request updates Hugo configurations and adds a new blog post about using Ring 1T with Claude Code via ZenMux. The configuration changes are correct and align with newer Hugo versions and theme conventions. The new blog post is comprehensive, but contains several issues such as duplicated content, inconsistencies in code examples, and broken internal links. I've added specific comments to address these points to improve the clarity and accuracy of the guide.
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| ### Configure Claude Code | ||
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| #### How the Configuration Works | ||
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| By default, Claude Code connects to Anthropic's service. To use Ring 1T, we redirect requests to ZenMux using environment variables. This approach: | ||
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| - **Requires no changes to Claude Code**: Just set environment variables | ||
| - **Uses your ZenMux API Key**: Simple authentication | ||
| - **Enables Ring 1T access**: Use the powerful reasoning model in Claude Code | ||
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| The setup involves two key environment variables: `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` (ZenMux endpoint) and `ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN` (your ZenMux API Key). This routes all Claude Code requests through ZenMux to Ring 1T. | ||
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| > **Important Change in v2.0.7x** | ||
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| > Due to updates in Claude Code v2.0.7x, its **environment-variable loading logic has changed**: the `env` config in `~/.claude/settings.json` **cannot be reliably read** in the following scenarios: | ||
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| > - When **logging in for the first time** in Claude Code | ||
| > - When logging in again after running **logout** | ||
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| > Therefore, when connecting to ZenMux, it’s recommended to standardize on **shell profile environment variables** to ensure both login and requests go through ZenMux’s Anthropic-compatible endpoint. | ||
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This section, including the "Configure Claude Code" heading and the "How the Configuration Works" explanation, is a duplicate of the content found in "Step 3: Configure Claude Code" (starting at line 170). To improve readability and avoid confusion, this duplicated block should be removed.
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The API_TIMEOUT_MS value in this VSCode settings.json example is 3000000 (50 minutes), which is inconsistent with the value 30000000 (500 minutes) used in the shell profile configuration examples (e.g., line 209 and 579). For consistency and to prevent premature timeouts on long-running tasks, this value should be updated.
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| - In the Claude Code chat UI, type `/status` | ||
| - Confirm the displayed API endpoint and authentication method are correct | ||
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| For detailed configuration steps, see the [Use the Claude Code Extension in VSCode](#use-the-claude-code-extension-in-vscode) section above. |
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The internal link [Use the Claude Code Extension in VSCode](#use-the-claude-code-extension-in-vscode) appears to be broken. The corresponding section heading is ### VSCode Extension, which would generate an anchor like #vscode-extension. Please update the link to use the correct anchor.
| For detailed configuration steps, see the [Use the Claude Code Extension in VSCode](#use-the-claude-code-extension-in-vscode) section above. | |
| For detailed configuration steps, see the [VSCode Extension](#vscode-extension) section above. |
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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new blog post about configuring Claude Code to use the Ring 1T model via ZenMux, and updates the Hugo/PaperMod site configuration and templates to align with newer Hugo conventions.
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- Add a new long-form blog post: “Using Ring 1T with Claude Code via ZenMux”.
- Update PaperMod meta templates to read Twitter/Facebook social IDs from
site.Params. - Update Hugo configuration/workflow (pagination config + Hugo version in CI).
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| themes/PaperMod/layouts/partials/templates/twitter_cards.html | Switch Twitter handle lookup to site.Params.Social.twitter. |
| themes/PaperMod/layouts/partials/templates/opengraph.html | Switch Facebook admin ID lookup to site.Params.Social.facebook_admin. |
| themes/PaperMod/layouts/partials/header.html | Change search menu detection to use $sites.Default.GetPage(...). |
| content/blog/using-ring-1t-with-claude-code-via-zenmux/index.md | New blog post with CLI/VSCode configuration + troubleshooting guidance. |
| config.yml | Move from paginate to pagination.pagerSize. |
| .github/workflows/gh-pages.yml | Bump Hugo version used in GitHub Pages build. |
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API_TIMEOUT_MS is set to 30000000 in the shell examples, but the VSCode settings.json example uses 3000000. These conflicting values make it unclear what timeout is intended; please align them (or explain why CLI vs VSCode should differ).
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| Check whether your shell config file (`~/.zshrc` or `~/.bashrc`) contains the full ZenMux configuration. Refer to [the shell profile configuration instructions](#option-1-shell-profile-configuration-recommended) above, and ensure it includes these key variables: | ||
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The link target #step-1-configure-shell-environment-variables doesn't correspond to any heading in this document, so the internal anchor link will be broken. Update the heading text to match or adjust the link to the actual section you want readers to jump to.
| export ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU_MODEL="inclusionai/ring-1t" | ||
| export ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_SONNET_MODEL="inclusionai/ring-1t" | ||
| export ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_OPUS_MODEL="inclusionai/ring-1t" |
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This troubleshooting snippet resets ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_*_MODEL to Anthropic models (anthropic/claude-*-4.5), which contradicts the rest of the post where these are set to inclusionai/ring-1t. If the goal is to keep Ring 1T selected when routing through ZenMux, these defaults should be consistent.
| - Search for "claude-code.selectedModel" in Settings | ||
| - Confirm it's set to `inclusionai/ring-1t` | ||
| - Verify the model name format is correct |
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This section says claude-code.selectedModel should be ring/ring-1t, but the earlier VSCode configuration example uses inclusionai/ring-1t. Please standardize the model identifier throughout the post to avoid misconfiguration.
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| <meta name="twitter:site" content="@{{ . }}"/> | ||
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site.Params.Social.twitter is now used for twitter:site, but config.yml currently has no params.Social/params.social section, so this meta tag will never render. If the intent is to keep supporting existing Hugo social config, consider using site.Social.twitter; otherwise add the corresponding config entry under params (and keep naming consistent with how params are defined elsewhere).
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| {{- /* Facebook Page Admin ID for Domain Insights */}} | ||
| {{- with site.Social.facebook_admin }}<meta property="fb:admins" content="{{ . }}" />{{ end }} | ||
| {{- with site.Params.Social.facebook_admin }} |
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site.Params.Social.facebook_admin is now used, but there is no corresponding params.Social/params.social config in config.yml, so fb:admins will never be emitted. Either add the config under params or keep reading from Hugo's built-in site.Social section if that's what the site uses.
| {{- with site.Params.Social.facebook_admin }} | |
| {{- $fbAdmin := or site.Params.Social.facebook_admin site.Social.facebook_admin -}} | |
| {{- with $fbAdmin }} |
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