From mirra-cc-bridge
Starts Mirra CC Bridge server in background to connect Claude Code sessions to Mirra mobile app for remote text and voice control. Reports tunnel URL and status.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/mirra-cc-bridge:startThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Start the Mirra CC Bridge server. This connects your Claude Code session to the Mirra mobile app, enabling remote control via text and voice.
Start the Mirra CC Bridge server. This connects your Claude Code session to the Mirra mobile app, enabling remote control via text and voice.
run_in_background: true on the Bash tool. The script is at ../../scripts/server.js relative to this skill's base directory:node <base_directory>/../../scripts/server.js
Wait a few seconds, then read the output file to check if the server started successfully. Look for the > Ready line and the tunnel URL.
Report the connection status to the user — show the tunnel URL and whether hooks/resource registration succeeded.
run_in_background: true so it doesn't block the conversation./mirra-cc-bridge:configure first./mirra-cc-bridge:status.npx claudepluginhub oz-networks/mirra-sdk --plugin mirra-cc-bridgeStarts, stops, or checks dot-dash server for real-time browser dashboard monitoring Claude Code sessions, streaming transcripts via WebSocket, and prompt injection.
Sets up Telegram/Discord channels for remote Claude Code access. Enables sending commands from phone via messaging apps with --auto flag and FORGE_OUTPUT=json protocol.
Agent-to-agent messaging bus for Claude Code. Sends messages between local sessions, delegates tasks, fans-out work, and coordinates concurrent agents on the same machine.