Main
Use IM as your approval surface: README describes inline allow/deny buttons (Telegram/Discord) and
/permapprovals (Feishu/QQ/WeChat).Protect secrets: README mentions token storage with
chmod 600and auto-redaction in logs.Roll out one channel first (Telegram or Discord), then add more platforms once the daemon is stable and your permission policy is clear.
Source-backed notes
- README lists five IM platforms supported: Telegram, Discord, Feishu/Lark, QQ, and WeChat.
- README states prerequisites include Node.js >= 20 and either Claude Code CLI or Codex CLI (configurable runtime).
- README describes an interactive setup wizard and a background daemon with session persistence across restarts.
FAQ
- Do I need both Claude Code and Codex?: No — README supports either runtime; choose via config and install path.
- How are tool permissions handled?: README describes explicit approvals via buttons or
/permcommands depending on the platform. - Is it GUI-only?: No — README positions it as a lightweight CLI-first bridge skill and links a desktop GUI alternative.