Remote-OpenCode – Control your AI coding assistant from Discord
Discord-to-OpenCode bridge with 1000+ weekly npm downloads, but it's a thin wrapper around OpenCode CLI.
messenger bridge for coding agents
It wires local tmux sessions into a Discord bot so each project gets its own channel with streaming output and session persistence — no hidden execution layers or cloud required. Nice practical features (auto-discovery of agents, single daemon for multiple projects, 129 tests) make it useful for tinkerers, but it's essentially an evolution of existing bridges and lacks native Windows support.
Backend/frontend developers and hobbyists who run local AI agent CLIs and want remote monitoring/control via chat (Discord/Slack)
I built Discode: a bridge that runs AI coding CLIs in tmux and relays progress to Discord (or Slack) in real time.
I built this after experimenting with OpenClaw. Even with full system permissions, I realized I preferred conversational control over full autonomy.
Instead of building another dashboard, I wired my AI CLI to Discord.
Discode runs your AI agent in tmux and simply relays output to Discord - no wrappers, no hidden execution layers, no cloud dependency.
Happy to answer questions or feedback.
Discord-to-OpenCode bridge with 1000+ weekly npm downloads, but it's a thin wrapper around OpenCode CLI.
Multi-platform bridge for Claude Code via chat, but only Claude fully working.
Multi-model debate is clever; execution wraps existing tools without core differentiation.
ngrok alternative with your own domain, but frp and Tailscale already solve this better.
Async Telegram workflow for local CLIs when Claude Code Channels hit limits.
Cross-session Claude messaging using Anthropic's research channels API.