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On-demand AFK Telegram bridge: send completion/blocker pings and receive replies via a background listener that wakes the session. OFF by default. Use on /notify, going AFK, or steering from Telegram.

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name	notify
description	On-demand AFK Telegram bridge: send completion/blocker pings and receive replies via a background listener that wakes the session. OFF by default. Use on /notify, going AFK, or steering from Telegram.

/notify — On-demand AFK Telegram bridge

A two-way bridge between an AFK user and this session via the user's personal Telegram bot. Off by default — arm it only when the user signals AFK ("I'm AFK", "ping me when done", "steer from Telegram", "going for a walk").

Prerequisite (machine-level, set up once)

The send/receive scripts and credentials live in the user's home, not the repo (they're personal + secret, so they can't be committed):

~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh — send a message
~/.claude/bin/telegram-poll.sh — fetch new messages (offset-tracked)
~/.claude/bin/tg-listener.sh — foreground listener loop (receive)
~/.claude/.telegram-notify.json — bot_token + chat_id (mode 600)

If these don't exist on the machine, the bridge can't run — tell the user and stop (this template can't provision personal Telegram creds). When they exist, this skill just operationalizes them for the current repo/session.

Arming (when the user goes AFK)

Immediately launch the listener via Bash(run_in_background=true):
```
Bash(command="~/.claude/bin/tg-listener.sh", run_in_background=true)
```
The loop polls Telegram and exits the moment a message arrives — that exit wakes the session. Double-arming is safe (it self-prunes prior instances).
Send a one-line ack: ~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=info "On it — armed for AFK."
Work autonomously. When the listener fires, ingest the message and respond.
Re-arm a fresh listener at the end of every turn while AFK — that's what keeps the bridge continuously connected.
Disarm when the user says "I'm back" / "AFK off" / "stop pinging": stop re-arming.

When to send (send side is event-driven, not per-turn)

Major checkpoints: work kickoff, a PR opened, a phase done, the whole task done.
A true blocker needing a human decision (--kind=blocked / --kind=question), with the question + 2-3 options.
/notify <message> — send verbatim (--kind=info unless a kind is passed).
Heartbeat: if a single task runs >5 min with no ping, send a one-line --kind=info so the user knows it's alive.

Don't ping per shell command, for routine completions, or for things the user is watching on screen.

Message kinds

--kind=done (✅) · --kind=blocked (⛔) · --kind=question (❓) · --kind=info (ℹ️) · none (plain). Phone-readable: 1–4 lines, lead with the outcome, include URLs/paths, plain text (no markdown). Never send secrets.

~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=done "PR #42 opened, tests green. Review running in background."
~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=blocked "Migration needs prod creds. Skip backfill and ship, or wait?"

Relationship to autonomous modes

/stacked-mr (autonomous overnight stacking) runs AFK by default and uses this bridge for its checkpoint pings. When the user kicks off /stacked-mr, arm the listener as part of starting it.

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/notify — On-demand AFK Telegram bridge

Prerequisite (machine-level, set up once)

The send/receive scripts and credentials live in the user's home, not the repo (they're personal + secret, so they can't be committed):

~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh — send a message

~/.claude/bin/telegram-poll.sh — fetch new messages (offset-tracked)

~/.claude/bin/tg-listener.sh — foreground listener loop (receive)

~/.claude/.telegram-notify.json — bot_token + chat_id (mode 600)

Arming (when the user goes AFK)

Immediately launch the listener via Bash(run_in_background=true):

Bash(command="~/.claude/bin/tg-listener.sh", run_in_background=true)

The loop polls Telegram and exits the moment a message arrives — that exit wakes the session. Double-arming is safe (it self-prunes prior instances).

Send a one-line ack: ~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=info "On it — armed for AFK."

Work autonomously. When the listener fires, ingest the message and respond.

Re-arm a fresh listener at the end of every turn while AFK — that's what keeps the bridge continuously connected.

Disarm when the user says "I'm back" / "AFK off" / "stop pinging": stop re-arming.

When to send (send side is event-driven, not per-turn)

Major checkpoints: work kickoff, a PR opened, a phase done, the whole task done.

A true blocker needing a human decision (--kind=blocked / --kind=question), with the question + 2-3 options.

/notify <message> — send verbatim (--kind=info unless a kind is passed).

Heartbeat: if a single task runs >5 min with no ping, send a one-line --kind=info so the user knows it's alive.

Don't ping per shell command, for routine completions, or for things the user is watching on screen.

Message kinds

~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=done "PR #42 opened, tests green. Review running in background." ~/.claude/bin/telegram-notify.sh --kind=blocked "Migration needs prod creds. Skip backfill and ship, or wait?"

Relationship to autonomous modes

/stacked-mr (autonomous overnight stacking) runs AFK by default and uses this bridge for its checkpoint pings. When the user kicks off /stacked-mr, arm the listener as part of starting it.