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Short slash command wrapper for Claude relay sessions. Use when the user wants concise /cc commands like /cc projects, /cc on <project>, /cc tail, /cc off, or /cc <message> to continue talking to Claude Code in the current project session.
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Short operator commands for Claude Code relay sessions.
Requires: claude-relay skill must be installed.
All commands execute via:
{baseDir}/scripts/cc.sh <raw-args>
Parse user input and route:
projects / list → list available projects from map + project rooton <project> / start <project> → start or reuse Claude session (fuzzy match)off [project] / stop [project] → stop session (default: last project)tail [project] [lines] → show recent output (default: 120 lines)status → list active relay sessions/cc (no args) → show inline button menu (if platform supports)/cc on (no project) → show project picker buttonsFor the "any other text" case: if the first token resolves to an active project session, treat it as explicit project target and use remaining text as the message.
After on <project>, enter relay mode. This is the critical behavior contract:
scripts/cc.sh send → wait for output → return final result only.off, tail, status, projects, /cc.off, stop, or /cc menu invocation.Example:
[relay mode active, project=marvis]
User: "帮我查一下这个 bug 的原因"
→ cc.sh send marvis "帮我查一下这个 bug 的原因"
→ wait for Claude Code output
→ return result to user
WRONG: answering the question yourself
For button specs, output formatting, approval handling, and callback routing, see relay-mode.md.
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# cc
Short operator commands for Claude Code relay sessions.
**Requires**: `claude-relay` skill must be installed.
## Script
All commands execute via:
```bash
{baseDir}/scripts/cc.sh <raw-args>
```
## Command routing
Parse user input and route:
- `projects` / `list` → list available projects from map + project root
- `on <project>` / `start <project>` → start or reuse Claude session (fuzzy match)
- `off [project]` / `stop [project]` → stop session (default: last project)
- `tail [project] [lines]` → show recent output (default: 120 lines)
- `status` → list active relay sessions
- `/cc` (no args) → show inline button menu (if platform supports)
- `/cc on` (no project) → show project picker buttons
- Any other text → **relay mode send** (see below)
For the "any other text" case: if the first token resolves to an active project session, treat it as explicit project target and use remaining text as the message.
## Relay mode
After `on <project>`, enter relay mode. **This is the critical behavior contract**:
1. **ALL user messages are forwarded to Claude Code** — no exceptions. Do NOT interpret, answer, or act on the message yourself. You are a transparent pipe.
2. Forward via `scripts/cc.sh send` → wait for output → return final result only.
3. The ONLY messages NOT forwarded are cc commands themselves: `off`, `tail`, `status`, `projects`, `/cc`.
4. Relay mode ends on `off`, `stop`, or `/cc` menu invocation.
Example:
```
[relay mode active, project=marvis]
User: "帮我查一下这个 bug 的原因"
→ cc.sh send marvis "帮我查一下这个 bug 的原因"
→ wait for Claude Code output
→ return result to user
WRONG: answering the question yourself
```
For button specs, output formatting, approval handling, and callback routing, see [relay-mode.md](references/relay-mode.md).
## Key principles
- **Never self-answer in relay mode**: forward everything, return only Claude Code's output.
- **Final result only**: one message per interaction, no progress updates.
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