cc-connect
Connect local AI programming Agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI to chat platforms such as Discord, Telegram, Slack, and Flying Book.
cc-connect is a multi-platform Agent bridging service for developers and automation users. After installing it into Lazy Cat Micro Service, you can enter the management console in the browser to uniformly configure project, Provider, Skills, chat platform credentials and session status, and connect command-line Agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode to Discord, Telegram, Slack, Flying Book, Nail, Enterprise WeChat, WeChat, QQ and other platforms. This LazyCat migration version opens the Web Management Console, Bridge WebSocket and Webhook entrances by default, and persists running data, Agent home, CLI login status and workspace to `/data`. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, iFlow CLI, OpenCode, Kimi CLI, and Qoder CLI are included in the image by default; when the container restarts, it will try to update these CLIs in the background to avoid blocking the start of the main service. To facilitate processing of subscription-based or browser-based CLIs, this version additionally integrates a Web Terminal page. Users can directly open the full container shell in the management desk and manually perform login processes such as 'claude login','codex login', and 'gemini'. They can also run ordinary development commands under '/data/workplaces'. For users who need to maintain Agent sessions remotely, this is more stable than configuring the CLI separately on each client. This acceptance has confirmed that the application portal is accessible, the Management Console Dashboard, Projects, Providers, System and Terminal pages can be rendered, the `/api/v1/status` returns to normal, and the Web Terminal WebSocket can open the shell and execute commands.




