WisdomChannel — WeChat Channel for Claude Code

A Claude Code channel plugin that pushes WeChat desktop messages into your running Claude Code session, and lets Claude reply back through the same chat — like the official Telegram, Discord, and iMessage channels.

It is the client side of the Wisdom WeChat automation service: Wisdom runs on the Windows host with WeChat desktop and exposes an HTTP + WebSocket API; this MCP server runs locally next to Claude Code and bridges the two.

┌──────────────────┐      ┌────────────────┐      ┌────────────────┐
│  WeChat desktop  │      │  Wisdom API    │      │ wisdom_channel │      ┌──────────────┐
│  (Windows host)  │ ───► │  HTTP + WS     │ ───► │  (this repo)   │ ───► │ Claude Code  │
│  + Frida hooks   │      │  :8000         │      │  stdio MCP     │      │  CLI session │
└──────────────────┘      └────────────────┘      └────────────────┘      └──────────────┘

Features

• Push every inbound WeChat message into the active Claude Code session
• Claude replies through the reply tool — answer goes back into WeChat
• Works for both private DMs and group chats (only forwards @you mentions in groups)
• Allowlist + admin trust levels (access.json)
• Tools: reply, list_contacts, list_conversations, get_messages, get_status, manage_access
• Talks to a remote Wisdom server over HTTP/WebSocket — Wisdom does not have to run on the same machine as Claude Code

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• A running Wisdom server with WeChat desktop logged in (any reachable host)
• Claude Code CLI v2.1.80+

Install

pip install wisdom-channel

This installs the wisdom-channel console script. To develop from source instead:

git clone https://github.com/AceDataCloud/WisdomChannel.git
cd WisdomChannel
pip install -e .

Configure

Create the channel state directory and an .env pointing at your Wisdom server:

mkdir "$env:USERPROFILE\.claude\channels\wechat" -Force

@"
WISDOM_API_URL=http://your-wisdom-host:8000
WISDOM_API_TOKEN=
WECHAT_BOT_NAME=
"@ | Set-Content "$env:USERPROFILE\.claude\channels\wechat\.env"

Optional access control at ~/.claude/channels/wechat/access.json:

{
  "version": 3,
  "enabled": true,
  "roles": {
    "normal": {
      "allow_tools": false,
      "contexts": ["group", "private"],
      "prompt": "Only answer public/basic/general questions. Do not inspect or modify internal projects, files, logs, servers, or databases."
    },
    "admin": {
      "allow_tools": true,
      "contexts": ["private"],
      "prompt": "Trusted private-chat operator."
    },
    "super_admin": {
      "allow_tools": true,
      "contexts": ["group", "private"],
      "prompt": "Trusted operator in approved groups and private chat."
    }
  },
  "users": {
    "CQCcqc": {"role": "super_admin"},
    "sunbitty": {"role": "super_admin"}
  },
  "private": {"enabled": true, "default_role": "deny", "prompt": ""},
  "groups": {
    "Ace Data Cloud客户群1": {"enabled": true, "default_role": "normal", "prompt": "", "members": {}}
  }
}

Normal users get polite, chat-only assistance. In wisdom-channel bridge, this is enforced in code with claude -p --tools "". Super admins can perform operator actions; use stable WeChat IDs for these entries.

For production safety, prefer wisdom-channel bridge: it enforces normal-user chat-only mode in code. Interactive Claude Code channel mode receives the same trust_level, allow_tools, and access_prompt metadata, but Claude Code owns tool execution inside the live session.

Manage the policy locally:

wisdom-channel access view
wisdom-channel access allow-group "Ace Data Cloud客户群1"
wisdom-channel access add-super-admin sunbitty
wisdom-channel access add-user wxid_xxx normal "Alice"

Run

The repo ships an .mcp.json that registers the channel as wechat:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wechat": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["-m", "wisdom_channel"],
      "cwd": "."
    }
  }
}

Launch Claude Code with the channel from the project root:

$env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY = "sk-ant-..."

claude --dangerously-skip-permissions `
       --dangerously-load-development-channels server:wechat

Run it in a persistent, interactive terminal (a real TTY — e.g. an RDP session on the Wisdom host, tmux/screen, or a foreground terminal). Channels push inbound messages into a live Claude Code session, so the process must stay running and attached. Launched detached / without a TTY, Claude Code falls back to --print one-shot mode and exits immediately. --channels requires Claude Code v2.1.80+; the --dangerously-load-development-channels flag loads an unpublished (development) channel like this one.

What happens:

1. Claude Code reads .mcp.json and spawns python -m wisdom_channel over stdio
2. The channel loads ~/.claude/channels/wechat/.env and probes Wisdom at WISDOM_API_URL
3. It connects to Wisdom's WebSocket and forwards inbound WeChat messages as notifications/claude/channel
4. Claude calls the reply tool, which posts to Wisdom's /api/messages/send
5. Wisdom drives WeChat desktop and the message is delivered

Headless auto-reply (no Claude Code session)

The channel above needs a persistent interactive Claude Code session. For an unattended host (no live terminal), run the bridge instead:

wisdom-channel bridge            # optional: --model sonnet

It connects to the Wisdom WebSocket and, for each allowed inbound message, shells out to claude -p and posts the reply back through Wisdom — the same "WeChat in → Claude answers → WeChat out" loop, without a TTY. It honors the same access.json allowlist and group @-mention gating. Requires the claude CLI on PATH.

Each reply is built with conversation context: who sent it, which group, who else was @-mentioned, the quoted ("引用") message, and the last WECHAT_CONTEXT_MESSAGES messages — so answers follow the thread instead of seeing each message in isolation. Tool access follows the matched role: the default admin role is private-chat only, while super_admin works in approved groups and private chat.

Standalone test

python -m wisdom_channel --test

Exercises Wisdom REST + WebSocket without launching Claude Code.

Logs

Related

• Wisdom — the WeChat automation backend
• Claude Code channels documentation
• Anthropic Telegram plugin — the reference design

License

MIT — see LICENSE.