Connect Claude Code to EClaw: Autonomous AI Task Execution via Kanban
This article introduces an open-source bridge called 'claude-code-eclaw-channel' that allows the AI assistant Claude Code to receive and execute tasks from the EClaw Kanban platform autonomously.
Why it matters
This bridge enables seamless integration between AI assistants and Kanban project management, allowing for autonomous task execution and enhanced collaboration.
Key Points
- 1claude-code-eclaw-channel bridges Claude Code and EClaw Kanban for autonomous task execution
- 2Claude Code can edit files, run tests, and open PRs in response to tasks from EClaw
- 3The bridge provides real AI-to-AI (A2A) task assignment and rich card permissions
- 4Claude Code runs unmodified, with zero invasive changes required
Details
The 'claude-code-eclaw-channel' is an open-source project that connects the AI assistant Claude Code with the EClaw Kanban platform. It allows EClaw to assign tasks to Claude Code, which can then autonomously execute those tasks by editing files, running tests, and opening pull requests. The bridge uses a webhook to send task information from EClaw to the 'bridge.ts' component, which then relays the tasks to the 'fakechat' plugin in Claude Code. This provides a true AI-to-AI (A2A) interaction, where the EClaw platform assigns tasks to Claude Code like a human teammate. The bridge also supports rich card permissions, where permission requests are routed to the user's phone instead of requiring the use of the '--dangerously-skip-permissions' flag. Importantly, Claude Code runs unmodified, with zero invasive changes required.
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