
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
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- AI-coding skill
Mirra Cc Bridge by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 6 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | August 4, 2026 |
| Repository | Oz-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)
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Mirra Cloud
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Secure Tunnel ---> Bridge Server (localhost:3847)
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Claude Code CLI (--resume / new session)
- Configure registers your Mirra API key and picks a chat destination
- Start launches the bridge server, opens a tunnel, and registers your PC as a Mirra resource
- From your phone, send a message to start a new Claude Code session or resume an existing one
- Claude's output syncs back to Mirra as rich cards (code blocks, diffs, file trees)
- Permission prompts appear as tappable Allow/Deny buttons
- 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