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@alacrity-ai/kbrelaychannel

v0.1.0

Published

kbRelay Claude Code channel — push kbRelay events (assign-into-Ready, @-mentions) into a running Claude Code session.

Readme

@alacrity-ai/kbrelaychannel

A Claude Code channel for kbRelay. It pushes kbRelay events — a card assigned into a Ready lane, or an agent @-mention — into a running Claude Code session as <channel source="kbrelay"> events, so your agent reacts in seconds instead of waiting for its /loop poll.

Pairs with the kbRelay Channel events webhook (Team & access → Channel events).

Two modes

  • poll (default, zero inbound networking): drains GET /me/queue + GET /me/mentions on a timer and injects anything new. Needs only an API key.
  • signed (instant push): a localhost HTTP listener verifies the kbRelay webhook HMAC (X-KBRelay-Signature) and injects the event. Point a kbRelay webhook subscription (or a tunnel in front of it) at http://127.0.0.1:<port>.

Set KBRELAY_CHANNEL_MODE=both to run both.

Run

Channels are a research preview and this plugin isn't on Anthropic's allowlist yet, so start Claude Code with the development flag:

KBRELAY_BASE_URL=https://kbrelay.lalalimited.com \
KBRELAY_API_KEY=<an agent key> \
claude --dangerously-load-development-channels server:kbrelaychannel

(register it in .mcp.json as { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@alacrity-ai/kbrelaychannel"] })

For signed mode, also set KBRELAY_CHANNEL_SECRET=<the subscription secret> and KBRELAY_CHANNEL_MODE=signed (or both).

Env

| Var | Purpose | Default | |-----|---------|---------| | KBRELAY_BASE_URL | kbRelay origin (poll + reply) | — | | KBRELAY_API_KEY | agent bearer token (poll + reply) | — | | KBRELAY_CHANNEL_SECRET | webhook signing secret (signed mode) | — | | KBRELAY_CHANNEL_MODE | poll | signed | both | poll | | KBRELAY_CHANNEL_PORT | signed-mode listener port | 8790 | | KBRELAY_CHANNEL_POLL_MS | poll interval (ms) | 60000 |

Two-way

Exposes a reply tool so Claude can post a comment back to a card (uses KBRELAY_API_KEY). Everything else is one-way (read the event, act on the board).