wa-cc

Bridge WhatsApp group messages into Claude Code tasks and return responses.

8|Updated Apr 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Gold-b/claude-code-governance --skill wa-cc
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Skill: wa-cc
Source: https://github.com/Gold-b/claude-code-governance/tree/main/bundle/skills/wa-cc-bridge
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Gold-b/claude-code-governance --skill wa-cc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill lets you operate a Claude Code session through a designated WhatsApp group, so requests sent in chat can be turned into real coding tasks and answered back in the same conversation. It reduces friction for remote coordination, mobile-first task submission, and shared team interaction with an active coding session.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • WhatsApp-to-Claude task bridging: Watches a specific WhatsApp group for trigger phrases and converts matching messages into full Claude Code tasks.
  • Session-safe polling workflow: Initializes offsets to skip old messages, runs a recurring cron poll every minute, and ignores the bridge's own outgoing replies.
  • Decision logging and continuity: Appends significant outcomes to a shared long-term memory file and points to session-history files for follow-up context.
  • Use Case: A developer or operator away from their terminal can send a message beginning with @cc in the approved WhatsApp group, have Claude Code perform the requested work in the current session, and receive a Hebrew response back in the group.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to activate the wa-cc skill and follow its ordered setup steps to verify the container, initialize polling state, create the recurring cron job, and announce the bridge in the WhatsApp group.

Frequently Asked Questions about wa-cc

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I run Claude Code tasks remotely through WhatsApp?

You can run Claude Code tasks remotely through WhatsApp by using a bridge that monitors a designated group for trigger phrases, converts matching messages into executable coding tasks, and posts the responses back into the same chat conversation.

What's the best way to automate mobile task intake for a shared coding session?

Automating mobile task intake is best handled by a session bridging tool that polls a WhatsApp group via a recurring cron job, allowing operators to submit development requests from their phones and receive direct replies.

Do I need Docker to bridge WhatsApp messages into Claude Code tasks?

Yes, you need Docker availability along with a locally configured group JID and Node.js-based message sending to successfully bridge WhatsApp messages into Claude Code tasks and maintain session continuity.

How does polling prevent duplicate task execution when bridging WhatsApp messages?

Polling prevents duplicate task execution by initializing offsets to skip old messages upon activation, running a minute-based cron poll, and filtering out the bridge's own outgoing replies to avoid feedback loops.

How to maintain session continuity for remote WhatsApp coding operations?

To maintain session continuity, the bridge appends significant decision outcomes to a shared long-term memory file and points to session-history files, ensuring follow-up context is preserved across recurring cron polling intervals.

Can I use WhatsApp group chat for shared agent coordination with my team?

Yes, you can use a designated WhatsApp group chat for shared agent coordination by directing messages with specific trigger phrases to an active Claude Code session, enabling multiple operators to interact with the same coding agent.