cc-agent-messenger 0.1.1

Slack message-turn bridge to AI coding agents (Claude Code / Codex / Copilot) running on your Mac

cc-agent-messenger

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Reply to your AI coding agents from Slack on your phone, while they keep working in VS Code on your Mac. A small resident bot bridges a Slack channel to the live Claude Code session (and, headlessly, to Codex / Copilot), so you can ask for status, choose the next step, or get pinged when a long job finishes — as complete message turns, not live terminal mirroring.

⚠️ Security & responsibility. This tool runs commands in response to Slack messages (RCE-adjacent). It is built for a single trusted operator on a trusted machine. Enabling hands-free auto-reply grants auto-execution of the reply command — a conscious risk you accept. No warranty; use at your own risk. See SECURITY.md.

iPhone Slack ──(@bot !status)──► resident bot (Bolt + Socket Mode)
                                       │ authorize (NN4) + match command
                                       ▼
                               tmp/.slack_message  ◄── tail -f Monitor (live Claude session)
          iPhone push ◄── bot chat.postMessage ◄── cc-agent-messenger send (Unix-socket send API)

What it does

• Inbound: a Slack message in your private channel is authorized and appended to a local file; your live Claude Code session (watching it with tail -f) wakes, interprets the command, and replies.
• Outbound: the reply is posted by the project's own bot, @-mentioning you, so your phone gets a push.
• Agents: Claude Code via the live session (C0); Codex and Copilot via headless CLIs (C1). (C1 is also available for Claude.)

Requirements

• macOS or Linux/WSL, VS Code + the Claude Code extension, Python ≥ 3.11, uv.
• A Slack workspace + one private channel, and a Slack app (Socket Mode).
• For Codex/Copilot: their own CLIs installed + authenticated (codex, @github/copilot). Claude via C0 needs no extra CLI.

Install

uv tool install cc-agent-messenger
# or from source:
uv tool install git+https://github.com/noboru2000/cc-agent-messenger

Quickstart

cd your-project
cc-agent-messenger init          # scaffolds the skill, config template, gitignore, allowlist
# 1) create a Slack app (Socket Mode + scopes + Event Subscriptions); see docs/SETUP.md
# 2) fill .cc-agent-messenger/config.toml with your tokens + channel id
cc-agent-messenger daemon        # run the resident bot

# verify the return path:
cc-agent-messenger ping          # -> {"status":"alive"}
cc-agent-messenger send --text "test"   # -> posts to your channel; phone gets a push

Then, in your VS Code Claude Code session, invoke the cc-agent-messenger skill to start watching the channel and replying. Add the printed allow-rule to .claude/settings.json to make replies hands-free.

Commands

cc-agent-messenger <init | uninstall | daemon | send | ping | status | stop | kill on|off | doctor> — see cc-agent-messenger --help. From Slack, @bot the bot with either an explicit command — !status, !options, !select 2, !continue, !doctor, !help (a leading ! is deterministic and needs no Slack slash registration) — or plain words (状況は?, status). Full reference in docs/USAGE.md.

Limitations

• Session-bound: the live (C0) bridge works only while VS Code and the Mac are awake and the skill's monitor is armed. It is not a 24/7 service.
• Copilot/Codex replies come from a headless CLI turn, separate from their VS Code GUI panels.

Docs

• docs/SETUP.md — Slack app creation, invite, config, run, E2E, troubleshooting.
• docs/USAGE.md — Slack command reference (!status, !options, …), keywords, and expected behavior once it is running.
• docs/ARCHITECTURE.md — the C0 loop, the egress chokepoint, the four input surfaces, the security model.

License & author

MIT © 2026 Noboru Harada.

Author / maintainer: Noboru Harada <[e-mail]>. Security reports: see SECURITY.md. Bugs / features: open an issue.