From bridgey
This skill should be used when the user asks to "check bridgey status", "show bridgey agents", "is bridgey running", "bridgey health", "show connected agents", runs "/bridgey:status", or wants to see the state of the bridgey daemon and connected agents.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/bridgey:statusThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Display the health and status of the bridgey daemon and all connected agents.
Display the health and status of the bridgey daemon and all connected agents.
Use the status MCP tool to get daemon health and agent list. If the daemon is unreachable, inform the user and suggest:
cat ~/.bridgey/bridgey.config.json/bridgey:setup if no confignode ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/dist/daemon.js start --config ~/.bridgey/bridgey.config.json (if dist/daemon.js is missing, run npm run build from plugins/bridgey/ first)Present a formatted status overview:
🌉 bridgey status
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Daemon: ● running (uptime: 2h 34m)
Name: cloud-coder
Port: 8092
Bind: localhost
Agents (3 connected):
● luna-dev localhost:8093 local healthy
● cloud-coder cloud:8092 remote healthy
○ mesa-runner mesa:8092 remote offline
Recent Activity (last 5):
→ cloud-coder "review this PR" 2m ago
← luna-dev "what's the test status?" 15m ago
● green/active — agent is healthy and reachable○ gray/inactive — agent is offline or unreachable⚠ yellow/warning — agent responded with errors recentlyIf any agents are offline, suggest:
curl http://agent-url/health)0.0.0.0 and source IP is in trusted_networksIf agents return 400 on send:
/send endpoint requires {agent, message} — the agent field names the target and is requiredlist_agents)If agents return 401/403:
trusted_networks — add the appropriate CIDR range172.16.0.0/12 and 10.0.0.0/8 to trusted_networks100.64.0.0/10 to trusted_networksIf agents return 429:
For a quick one-liner check, run:
curl -s http://localhost:8092/health | jq .
For container deployments, use the Tailscale IP or Docker host:
curl -s http://<tailscale-ip>:8092/health | jq .
npx claudepluginhub kickinrad/bridgey --plugin bridgeyRuns Evey status checks: agent health/uptime via Docker, Moltbook karma/followers, wallet funds, active crons, bridge inbox pending, recent tool logs. Use for quick system health overview.
Runs diagnostic checks on agent workspace: config, identity, memory, SQLite index, crons, hooks, HTTP bridge, messaging plugins, and dreaming. Supports --fix for safe auto-repairs. Use after agent create/import or when something feels off.
Displays brain inventory, sync status, network info across machines, and pending conflicts via bash script. Useful for checking multi-machine Claude Code setups.