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Mirra Cc Bridge

  • 6 repo stars
  • Updated August 4, 2026
  • Oz-Networks/mirra-sdk

Bridge Claude Code to Mirra Messenger - control coding sessions from your phone via text and voice

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mirra-cc-bridge is a Claude Code skill in the AI & Agent Building category. Bridge Claude Code to Mirra Messenger - control coding sessions from your phone via text and voice

  • mirra-cc-bridge
  • AI & Agent Building
  • AI-coding skill

Mirra Cc Bridge by the numbers

  • Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin marketplace add Oz-Networks/mirra-sdk
/plugin install mirra-cc-bridge@mirra

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Last updatedAugust 4, 2026
RepositoryOz-Networks/mirra-sdk

What it does

Bridge Claude Code to Mirra Messenger - control coding sessions from your phone via text and voice

README.md

Mirra Claude Code Bridge

A Claude Code plugin that bridges your coding sessions to the Mirra mobile app. Control Claude Code from your phone via text messages and voice calls.

Features

  • Remote Control - Start and manage Claude Code sessions from your phone
  • Session Resume - Browse recent sessions and pick up where you left off
  • Permission Prompts - Approve or deny tool usage with a single tap
  • Execution Details - See what Claude did with step-by-step cards
  • Memory Notes - Rolling session logs stored in your Mirra knowledge graph
  • Multi-turn Conversations - Send follow-up prompts naturally
  • Secure Tunnel - Auto-provisioned tunnel, no ngrok or port forwarding needed

Install

Add the Mirra marketplace and install the plugin:

claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Oz-Networks/mirra-sdk.git
claude plugin install mirra-cc-bridge

Restart Claude Code for the plugin to load.

Quick Start

1. Configure

Run inside Claude Code:

/mirra-cc-bridge:configure

This walks you through:

  • Authenticating with Mirra (opens your browser, or enter an API key manually)
  • Choosing which chat receives Claude Code output
  • Saving configuration to ~/.mirra/cc-bridge.json

2. Start the bridge

/mirra-cc-bridge:start

This starts a local server and opens a secure tunnel. The bridge:

  • Registers your PC as a Mirra resource
  • Connects via a persistent tunnel (no port forwarding needed)
  • Configures authentication automatically
  • Logs startup status so you can confirm everything connected

The bridge runs in the background for the duration of your Claude Code session.

3. Check status

/mirra-cc-bridge:status

Shows configuration state, hook registration, tunnel connectivity, and active sessions.

Commands

Command Description
/mirra-cc-bridge:configure Set up API key and chat destination
/mirra-cc-bridge:start Start the bridge server and tunnel
/mirra-cc-bridge:status Show bridge and connection status

API Endpoints

Once running, the bridge exposes these endpoints (via tunnel):

Method Path Description
GET /health Health check (unauthenticated)
GET /sessions List active managed sessions
POST /sessions Spawn a new Claude Code session
POST /sessions/resume Resume an existing Claude Code session
GET /sessions/:id Get session details
POST /sessions/:id/input Send follow-up input to a session
DELETE /sessions/:id Kill a session
GET /claude-sessions List resumable sessions from ~/.claude/projects
POST /respond Respond to a permission prompt (allow/deny)

All endpoints except /health require a Bearer token, which is configured automatically during setup.

How It Works

Your Phone (Mirra App)
    |
    v
Mirra Cloud
    |
    v
Secure Tunnel  --->  Bridge Server (localhost:3847)
                          |
                          v
                     Claude Code CLI (--resume / new session)
  1. Configure registers your Mirra API key and picks a chat destination
  2. Start launches the bridge server, opens a tunnel, and registers your PC as a Mirra resource
  3. From your phone, send a message to start a new Claude Code session or resume an existing one
  4. Claude's output syncs back to Mirra as rich cards (code blocks, diffs, file trees)
  5. Permission prompts appear as tappable Allow/Deny buttons
  6. Session memory is stored as notes in your Mirra knowledge graph for context across sessions

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code CLI installed
  • Mirra account (getmirra.app)

Documentation

For detailed setup instructions, troubleshooting, and advanced usage:

docs.getmirra.app/docs/claude-code

License

MIT

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