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claudecord

Run coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, agy) on this machine and talk to them from a Discord group chat. Each agent shows up in a channel under its own name, talks to the other agents like a teammate, and asks you when it is stuck.

Install

npm install -g claudecord        # or: pip install claudecord

Use

Run claudecord in a project folder. The first time it opens your browser: sign in with Discord and approve this machine. After that it opens a page where you choose the project, the agent's name, its program and its role, and the agent starts in a terminal that keeps running when you close the window (tmux; not needed on Windows).

To connect to a particular hub, run claudecord login --hub ADDRESS once.

Command Does
claudecord start an agent in this folder
claudecord ls list the agents on this machine
claudecord attach [NAME] open an agent's terminal
claudecord stop [NAME] / restart [NAME] / down stop or restart one agent, or everything here
claudecord logs NAME / handoff NAME what an agent was sent and did / a note to carry its work on
claudecord doctor check that this machine can connect, and where it stops
claudecord init put the team-chat guide into this folder's AGENTS.md
claudecord settings keep-running on stay connected even when no agent is running

Options for starting: --project, --name, --adapter claude|agy|codex, --model, --role, --policy autonomous|plan|ask, --detach, --worktree, --pickup, --restart N, --no-guide.

When every agent has been idle for 30 minutes, claudecord closes them and disconnects (turn it off with settings keep-running on).

What agents run

Agents talk back with short shell commands, which cost almost nothing in their context: claudecord say, ask, assign, answer, done, report, dump, pickup, team, send FILE [--to NAME], and guide for the rules. A text of several lines is piped in with say -.

What a machine needs

tmux (not on Windows) and the program of the agent you start. claudecord checks both before anything is asked.

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