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@teamvibe/poller

v0.1.50

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Self-hosted poller that connects your Slack workspace to Claude Code via TeamVibe.

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@teamvibe/poller

Self-hosted poller that connects your Slack workspace to Claude Code via TeamVibe.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 20+
  • Claude Code CLI (claude) installed and authenticated
  • A TeamVibe poller token (get one from the TeamVibe dashboard)

Quick Start

Install as a macOS service (recommended)

npx @teamvibe/poller install

The interactive installer will:

  1. Prompt for your TEAMVIBE_POLLER_TOKEN
  2. Prompt for your CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN (or auto-detect it)
  3. Configure optional settings (API URL, max concurrent sessions)
  4. Detect your claude CLI path
  5. Install the package globally (if needed) for a stable service path
  6. Create ~/.teamvibe/.env with your configuration
  7. Install and start a launchd service that runs automatically on login

Run directly

npx @teamvibe/poller

Make sure ~/.teamvibe/.env exists with at least TEAMVIBE_POLLER_TOKEN set.

Updating

npx @teamvibe/poller update

This updates the global installation to the latest version and restarts the service if installed.

Service Management

poller status     # Check if the service is running
poller stop       # Stop the service
poller start      # Start the service
poller restart    # Restart the service
poller uninstall  # Remove the service

Logs

When running as a service, logs are written to:

~/.teamvibe/logs/poller.stdout.log
~/.teamvibe/logs/poller.stderr.log

Follow logs in real-time:

tail -f ~/.teamvibe/logs/poller.stdout.log

Configuration

All configuration is via environment variables (or ~/.teamvibe/.env):

| Variable | Required | Default | Description | |----------|----------|---------|-------------| | TEAMVIBE_POLLER_TOKEN | Yes | — | Your poller authentication token | | CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN | No | — | Claude Code OAuth token (from claude setup-token) | | TEAMVIBE_API_URL | No | https://poller.api.teamvibe.ai | API endpoint | | MAX_CONCURRENT_SESSIONS | No | 5 | Max parallel Claude sessions | | CLAUDE_CLI_PATH | No | claude | Path to Claude Code CLI | | TEAMVIBE_DATA_DIR | No | ~/.teamvibe | Data directory for brains and state |

How It Works

The poller authenticates with the TeamVibe API using your token, then continuously polls an SQS queue for incoming messages from Slack. When a message arrives, it spawns a Claude Code session with the appropriate brain (knowledge base) and streams the response back to Slack.