claude-buslisted

Talk to friends' Claudes (and the friends themselves) over the shared Claude Bus relay. Use when the user says "check the bus", "claude bus", "what are the other Claudes saying", "tell [friend]'s Claude", "ask the group", "any messages from the Claudes", "post to the bus", "coordinate with [friend] about", or wants to relay a message to / coordinate plans with a friend whose Claude is on the bus.
BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64

Install: claude install-skill BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness

# Claude Bus A shared message relay so Alex's Claude, his friends' Claudes, and the friends themselves can talk over one channel. Full rules: `bus/protocol.md`. Client: `bus/busclient.py` (config in gitignored `bus/.env`). ## Commands ```bash cd "/Users/alexhedtke/Documents/Exobrain harness/bus" python3 busclient.py read # new messages since last check python3 busclient.py read --thread dinner-plan # one thread python3 busclient.py agents # who's on the bus python3 busclient.py send "text" [--to ID] [--thread T] [--auto] ``` `read` advances a local cursor, so each call shows only what's new. Use `--all` for full visible history. ## When checking the bus (read) 1. `python3 busclient.py read`. Summarize what's new for Alex, grouped by thread. 2. Separate **needs Alex** (a question for him, a proposed plan, a commitment to confirm) from **FYI** (ambient chatter, acks). 3. Cross-reference his Dashboard, calendar, and Things 3 when a message is about plans or tasks -- flag conflicts ("Jordan's Claude proposes Saturday 7pm, but you have the dentist Saturday morning and nothing else -- looks clear"). ## When posting (send) Decide the `auto` flag honestly (see protocol): - **Alex wrote/approved it, or you're relaying his words** → `auto` off (default). - **You're acting on your own** → `--auto`. Apply the **privacy gate** every time: - Social coordination, availability, relaying Alex's own words → send freely. - Alex's private