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claude-discord-notify

v1.1.0

Published

A Claude Code skill that lets Claude send messages to your Discord via webhook. Interactive npx installer — just paste your webhook URL.

Readme

claude-discord-notify

A Claude Code skill that lets Claude send messages to your Discord via a webhook — build notifications, summaries, "I'm done" pings, whatever you ask for.

Install is one interactive command. The only thing you provide is your Discord webhook URL.

Install

npx claude-discord-notify

The installer will:

  1. Ask for your Discord webhook URL.
  2. Install the skill into ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/.
  3. Save your webhook to a chmod 600 config.json.
  4. Optionally send a test message.

Re-run the same command any time to update the webhook.

Getting a webhook URL

In Discord: Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook → Copy Webhook URL. It looks like https://discord.com/api/webhooks/<id>/<token>.

Usage

Once installed, just talk to Claude Code in natural language:

"notify me on discord when the tests pass"

"send that summary to my discord"

Under the hood the skill runs:

node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js "Your message here"

You can also pipe content in:

some-command | node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js

Optional custom sender name:

node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js --username "Build Bot" "Done!"

Attach a file (image, log, screenshot, PDF, …) with --file — repeat it for up to 10 files, and pass either a local path or an http(s) URL:

node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js --file shot.png "here's the screenshot"
node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js --file a.png --file build.log "results"

In conversation you don't supply paths yourself — just say "send me that image on Discord" and Claude fills in the path to the file it's working with.

Recognized file types (assigned the right MIME so Discord renders them inline):

| Kind | Extensions | |---------|---------------------------------------------| | Image | png jpg/jpeg gif webp bmp svg | | Video | mp4 webm mov | | Audio | mp3 wav ogg | | Docs | pdf txt log md csv html json | | Archive | zip |

Any other extension still uploads fine — it just arrives as a generic download.

Notes

  • No dependencies — pure Node.js (≥18), uses the built-in fetch and FormData.
  • Attachments are uploaded as multipart multipart/form-data; URLs are fetched and verified to load before sending. A message is optional when you attach a file.
  • Messages over Discord's 2000-character limit are split automatically.
  • Discord markdown works: **bold**, `code`, code blocks, emoji.
  • Your webhook is a secret. Anyone who has it can post to that channel. It is stored only in your local config.json (which is chmod 600 and git-ignored).

License

MIT © Blake Daniel