A small CLI for the days when you have 5 Discord bots in 5 guilds and you've forgotten which one lives where. Three views: tree, guilds-grouped, watch-for-changes. Built on top of the official Discord MCP plugin's per-bot state-dir convention.
I'm running a fleet of oracle bots — one per "agent" — each with its own Discord identity:
When Claude Code wants to run a tool, it doesn't always have permission. If you're not at the terminal, who tells it yes or no? The answer: a JSON-RPC notification, an MCP plugin, and a Discord button. Here's the full path with every line of public code.
I run Claude Code in a tmux session on my laptop. Sometimes I'm not in front of the laptop — I'm out, on my phone, mid-meeting, anywhere. But Claude is mid-task and just hit a tool that needs my approval (Edit, Bash, anything not pre-allowlisted). What now?
A small CLI design pattern that turns a 4-part wake invocation into a single word. Built into maw-js (the multi-Claude-instance manager) on 2026-05-04 across three commits.
A Claude Code instance acting as a Discord bot is not the same as Claude Code in your terminal. To run autonomously it needs:
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maw search — The Hidden Gem of the Oracle CLI"oh maw search is the gold!" — Nat, 2026-05-05
maw search <keyword> is the single-query meta-command that searches the entire oracle universe at once. Most maw users don't realize it exists. They should.
One query, four sources, ranked output:
"Timestamp is the truth" — Nat, 2026-05-04 Proved by Timekeeper Oracle from 148 jsonl evidence points
discord-oracle created ALL channel configs in a 12-hour marathon (May 3 18:35 → May 4 11:50 ICT). But token sharing, naming chaos, orphan dirs, and a split-brain hermes config made the system "shitty."
This is the wire protocol the Claude desktop apps speak over Bluetooth LE. You don't need anything from this repository to implement it. Any device that can advertise the Nordic UART Service and parse newline-delimited JSON will work: Arduino, ESP32, nRF52, a Raspberry Pi with a BLE dongle.
The BLE bridge is off by default. In Claude for macOS or Windows:
| substitutions: | |
| device_internal_name: fireman-display | |
| device_friendly_name: FireMan Display | |
| esphome: | |
| name: ${device_internal_name} | |
| friendly_name: ${device_friendly_name} | |
| on_boot: | |
| priority: -100 | |
| then: |
| name | cross-machine-code-find |
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| description | Find code/files on another machine via SSH and relay findings to a target oracle's inbox + maw notification. Use when user asks to find a project that lives on a different host (e.g., "find X on white.local", "ssh to <host> and dig <topic>", "bring code from <other-machine> to <oracle>"). Trigger phrases — "ssh to <host>", "find on <machine>", "code on white", "bring from <host>", "white.local find", "remote dig". |
Find code on another machine via SSH, then relay findings to a target oracle's inbox + ping their maw session.