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$ cd <guest-path> && pwd && ls -la && id -u && cat README.md 2>/dev/null | head -200; python3 --version; ls /inputs 2>/dev/null; ls <guest-path> 2>/dev/null
exit: 0
query means the bounded sample is truncated, not that an executed query failed.

Token creation is described above. For Claude Code, use the explicit `-e` command
in the client section or inherit `GITHUB_TOKEN` from the launching environment.
For JSON-based clients, an `env` block must contain the **actual value**, supplied
locally, or omit `GITHUB_TOKEN` entirely. Do not paste `<env-ref>` into a generic
JSON config: expansion is client-specific, and Claude Code leaves an unset reference
literal. The headless example below has **no env block**; it works without a token,
or with a token inherited by the client. GUI clients often need an explicit local
value because they do not inherit your terminal environment.
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