FlipperBridge — Claude Skill

Execute HTTP GET and POST commands on a Flipper Zero via cloud relay.

8|Updated Feb 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Barneyjm/FlipperBridge --skill flipperbridge-claude-skill
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Skill: FlipperBridge — Claude Skill
Source: https://github.com/Barneyjm/FlipperBridge/tree/main/skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Barneyjm/FlipperBridge --skill flipperbridge-claude-skill

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

FlipperBridge solves the problem of sending Flipper Zero commands from Claude by providing a simple, secure relay API over the internet, so a remote user can trigger actions and read results without direct device access.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Send HTTP-based commands to the Flipper: Relay requests for get and post so the Flipper makes outbound HTTP calls via FlipperHTTP and returns the response.
  • Session-based, password-protected workflow: Use ephemeral one-hour sessions with status polling (queued, running, completed, error, timeout) to coordinate command execution.
  • Practical remote monitoring and API access: Use cases include checking a device-exposed status endpoint, querying internal services reachable by the Flipper, and retrieving diagnostic info that can be wrapped as HTTP calls.

Quick Start

Tell me to check your Flipper's public IP by sending a GET command to https://httpbin.org/ip, then I will create a session, wait for the device to connect, submit the command, poll for the result, and report back what the Flipper fetched.

Frequently Asked Questions about FlipperBridge — Claude Skill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I send HTTP commands to a Flipper Zero remotely?

You can send HTTP commands to a Flipper Zero remotely by using a cloud relay and ESP32 WiFi bridge to execute GET and POST requests, returning the fetched response data for remote device monitoring.

How does session-based command polling work with FlipperHTTP?

Session-based command polling works by submitting a single command to an ephemeral one-hour session and repeatedly checking its execution status through queued, running, completed, error, or timeout states.

Can I use Claude to control my Flipper Zero over the internet?

Yes, you can use Claude to control your Flipper Zero over the internet by triggering a cloud relay API that handles session creation, command submission, and result retrieval.

Do I need an ESP32 WiFi dev board to relay Flipper Zero commands?

Yes, an ESP32 WiFi bridge is required to connect your Flipper Zero to the cloud relay, enabling it to execute outbound HTTP GET and FlipperHTTP-formatted POST calls and return responses.

What are the limitations of sending Flipper Zero HTTP commands through a relay?

Limitations include single-command-at-a-time execution handling, ephemeral one-hour session timeouts, and reliance on polling-based status updates rather than real-time streaming for command retrieval.

How do I check my Flipper Zero's network requests using an AI assistant?

To check network requests, instruct your AI assistant to create a relay session, submit a GET command to a target URL, poll for completion, and report the HTTP response fetched by the device.