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@mulmobridge/irc

v0.1.1

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IRC bridge for MulmoBridge — connect IRC channels to MulmoClaude

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@mulmobridge/irc

Experimental — please test and report issues.

IRC bridge for MulmoClaude. Connects to any IRC server (Libera.Chat, OFTC, self-hosted, etc.).

Setup

No API keys or bot registration needed — just pick a nickname and connect.

# Testing with mock server
npx @mulmobridge/mock-server &
IRC_SERVER=irc.libera.chat \
IRC_NICK=mulmo-bot \
IRC_CHANNELS=#your-channel \
MULMOCLAUDE_AUTH_TOKEN=mock-test-token \
npx @mulmobridge/irc

# With real MulmoClaude
IRC_SERVER=irc.libera.chat \
IRC_NICK=mulmo-bot \
IRC_CHANNELS=#your-channel \
npx @mulmobridge/irc

How it works

  • In channels: the bot responds only when mentioned (mulmo-bot: what is 2+2?)
  • In private messages: the bot responds to everything

Environment Variables

| Variable | Required | Description | |---|---|---| | IRC_SERVER | Yes | e.g. irc.libera.chat | | IRC_NICK | Yes | Bot nickname | | IRC_CHANNELS | Yes | CSV of channels (e.g. #mulmo,#test) | | IRC_PORT | No | Default: 6697 (TLS) or 6667 (plain) | | IRC_TLS | No | true (default) or false | | IRC_PASSWORD | No | NickServ or server password | | MULMOCLAUDE_API_URL | No | Default http://localhost:3001 | | MULMOCLAUDE_AUTH_TOKEN | No | Bearer token | | IRC_BRIDGE_DEFAULT_ROLE | No | Role id to seed new bridge sessions with (e.g. coder, general). Applied ONLY when a irc session first appears — once the user switches role via /role <id> the session's own role wins. Unknown role ids silently fall back to the server's default with a warn log. | | BRIDGE_DEFAULT_ROLE | No | Same as above but shared across every bridge. Transport-specific IRC_BRIDGE_DEFAULT_ROLE wins when both are set. |

Ecosystem

Part of the @mulmobridge/* package family.

Shared libraries:

Bridges (one npm package per platform):

License

MIT