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Relay operator for Claude Code via tmux across multiple projects. Use when the user wants to start/continue a Claude Code terminal session, send prompts, read output, or manage background Claude sessions by project name/path.
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Operate Claude Code as a persistent terminal copilot through tmux.
All actions go through scripts/relay.sh. Run with no args for usage help.
scripts/relay.sh <action> [project] [args...]
Actions: start, send, tail, stop, status, session
scripts/relay.sh start <project>
scripts/relay.sh send <project> "<text>"
scripts/relay.sh tail <project> [lines]
scripts/relay.sh stop <project>
The script resolves <project> in order:
projects.map (name=/abs/path)$CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT/<name> exact match$CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT (maxdepth=2) by folder nameMultiple matches → script exits with candidates; ask user to clarify.
Deterministic: cc_<basename_sanitized>. One project = one tmux session.
CLAUDE_BIN env or default path.projects.map or project path.tail still works — check output. If stuck, stop and start fresh.| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT |
$HOME/projects |
Root directory for project discovery |
CLAUDE_RELAY_MAP |
<skill-dir>/projects.map |
Path to project alias map file |
CLAUDE_BIN |
claude (from PATH) |
Path to Claude Code CLI binary |
RELAY_WAIT |
6 |
Seconds to wait after send before tailing output |
projects.map file in the skill directory (see `projec...这些信息来自收录时的来源分析,可能滞后;使用前请核对最新来源文件。
# Claude Relay Operate Claude Code as a persistent terminal copilot through tmux. ## Script All actions go through `scripts/relay.sh`. Run with no args for usage help. ```bash scripts/relay.sh <action> [project] [args...] ``` **Actions**: `start`, `send`, `tail`, `stop`, `status`, `session` ## Workflow 1. Start session: `scripts/relay.sh start <project>` 2. Send instruction: `scripts/relay.sh send <project> "<text>"` 3. Read output: `scripts/relay.sh tail <project> [lines]` 4. Repeat send/tail as needed. 5. Stop when done: `scripts/relay.sh stop <project>` ## Project resolution The script resolves `<project>` in order: 1. Absolute path (if directory exists) 2. Alias from `projects.map` (`name=/abs/path`) 3. `$CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT/<name>` exact match 4. Find under `$CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT` (maxdepth=2) by folder name 5. If omitted, re-use last project Multiple matches → script exits with candidates; ask user to clarify. ## Session naming Deterministic: `cc_<basename_sanitized>`. One project = one tmux session. ## Error handling - **tmux not installed**: script exits with code 2 and "missing dependency" message. - **Claude binary not found**: same exit code 2. Verify `CLAUDE_BIN` env or default path. - **Session not running** (send/tail on stopped session): exits code 6. Start first. - **Project not found**: exits code 4. Check `projects.map` or project path. - **Claude process hung**: `tail` still works — check output. If stuck, `stop` and `start` fresh. ## Environment variables | Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | `CLAUDE_RELAY_ROOT` | `$HOME/projects` | Root directory for project discovery | | `CLAUDE_RELAY_MAP` | `<skill-dir>/projects.map` | Path to project alias map file | | `CLAUDE_BIN` | `claude` (from PATH) | Path to Claude Code CLI binary | | `RELAY_WAIT` | `6` | Seconds to wait after send before tailing output | ## Setup 1. Install this skill 2. Create a `projects.map` file in the skill directory (see `projec...
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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