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Run Claude Code remotely via a Telegram bot — pipe messages from phone to your dev machine.
A Telegram bot that gives you remote access to Claude Code: chat naturally about your projects from any device, with per-project session persistence and proactive notifications from webhooks, scheduled jobs, and CI/CD events. Built-in auth via approved Telegram user IDs, directory sandboxing, and audit logging; two interaction modes (agentic by default, classic for command-driven use). Formerly hosted under RichardAtCT; now maintained by the overwirehq org.
Driving Claude Code from your phone: quick fixes on the go, kicking off or checking long tasks, and getting pinged when CI or a scheduled job finishes. Good fit for a dev machine that is always reachable but not always in front of you.
# Prerequisites: Python 3.11+, Claude Code CLI, a bot token from @BotFather # Install from a tagged release (recommended over main) uv tool install git+https://github.com/overwirehq/claude-code-telegram@v1.3.0 # Or: pip install git+https://github.com/overwirehq/claude-code-telegram@v1.3.0 # Minimum required env in .env: # TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN, TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME, APPROVED_DIRECTORY, ALLOWED_USERS
The bot is a remote door into your dev machine — keep ALLOWED_USERS to your own Telegram ID and scope APPROVED_DIRECTORY tightly. The README recommends tagged releases over main; the bot process needs an always-on, reachable machine.
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