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- src/bot.py: log in as the bot user with the stored token, prime past history, and on a new message in a mapped room run `ssh -> gui-launch.sh` (built with shlex.quote). The all-projects room fans out to every repo, each session named "<repo> - <date>". Launch failures are reported back into the room. - scripts/gui-launch.sh: propagate MB_SESSION_NAME into the launched session. - requirements.txt: matrix-nio. Connectivity (sub-step 1) verified on the Mac; launch (sub-step 2/3) to be tested on the Spark, where the SSH alias resolves.
matrix-bridge
A single-user Matrix → Claude Code bridge. Send a message in a project's Matrix room and a Claude Code session launches on the Mac in that project's repo, then surfaces to your phone via Claude Code Remote Control. The point: make the trigger for a coding session portable without moving execution off the Mac.
Runs as a small matrix-nio bot in a Docker container on a DGX Spark; a zsh wrapper on the
Mac (scripts/launch-claude.sh) is the only piece that knows the Mac's environment. Routing
is deterministic in v1 — the room you message in decides the repo (an explicit config map).
Status: scaffolded, pre–Phase 0. No bot code yet. See
AGENTS.md→## Current statefor the active milestone andROADMAP.mdfor the phase plan.
How it works (v1)
Matrix message in a project room
→ bot on the Spark maps room → repo
→ SSHes to the Mac, runs scripts/launch-claude.sh <repo_dir> <message>
→ wrapper cd's into the repo and launches `claude`
→ Remote Control notifies the phone; you drive the session there
Setup
TODO — filled in as Phase 0 is proven: Matrix onboarding (Element + the existing Synapse
homeserver, a bot user), the Mac wrapper, passwordless SSH from the Spark to the Mac, and the
first room→repo mapping. Copy config.example.toml to config.toml (gitignored) and fill in
real room IDs and repo paths. The original scoping docs (SPEC / DECISIONS / KICKOFF) hold the
full background.