Control your Claude Code session through Telegram and Discord. Message Claude directly from your phone — hand off tasks and check back when it's done.
Channels turn Claude Code into a background worker you can direct from anywhere.
Set up the Telegram or Discord plugin as an MCP server in your project's .mcp.json configuration.
Launch Claude Code with the --channels flag to enable the event-polling bridge to your messaging apps.
DM your bot on Telegram or Discord. It replies with a pairing code to authenticate your session.
Send tasks to Claude from your phone. Claude works autonomously and replies through the same channel when finished.
Built on MCP — so the community can add Slack, WhatsApp, and more without waiting for Anthropic to ship them.
Create a Telegram bot, connect it to your Claude Code session, and send instructions from anywhere. Two-way replies stream back in real time.
Available NowIntegrate Claude Code into your Discord server or DMs. Perfect for teams that already communicate on Discord during development sprints.
Available NowChannels aren't just a notification system — they're a full two-way bridge.
Claude reads your messages and replies back through the same channel. It's a real chat bridge, not just push notifications.
Built on the open Model Context Protocol. Any developer can build a custom channel connector for any platform they want.
Only your sender ID is added to the allowlist when you pair. You control which servers are enabled each session with --channels.
Admins can enable or disable Channels org-wide. Managed settings give organizations full control over availability per user.
Run Claude Code in a persistent terminal or background process for always-on availability while you're away.
Test the channel system locally with the officially supported Fakechat demo — no external accounts required to explore the feature.
The --channels flag is required each session to activate event polling. Being listed in .mcp.json alone is not enough.