Connect Claude Code to EClaw for Autonomous Kanban Task Execution
This article introduces a bridge that connects the Claude Code AI assistant to the EClaw Kanban system, allowing Claude Code to autonomously execute tasks assigned via the Kanban board.
Why it matters
This integration represents a significant step towards seamlessly incorporating AI assistants like Claude Code into existing development workflows, improving collaboration and productivity.
Key Points
- 1The bridge receives Kanban task assignments as webhooks, routes them to Claude Code, and reports progress back to the Kanban card
- 2It provides a phone-based permission system to approve Claude Code's actions, creating a secure AI-to-AI workflow
- 3The bridge is compatible with existing Claude Code installations and enables features like progress tracking and audit trails
Details
The 'claude-code-eclaw-channel' bridge allows Claude Code users to assign tasks directly to the AI assistant through an EClaw Kanban board. When a task card is created in EClaw, the bridge receives a webhook, routes the task to Claude Code, and lets it execute autonomously (editing files, running tests, opening PRs). It then reports the progress back to the Kanban card via comments and moves the card to 'done' when the task is complete. This creates a true AI-to-AI workflow where EClaw entities can assign tasks to Claude Code as if it were a human teammate. The bridge also provides a phone-based permission system, allowing users to approve or reject Claude Code's actions directly from their mobile devices. This addresses a key limitation of standard Claude Code workflows. The bridge is compatible with existing Claude Code installations and does not require any breaking changes, ensuring future compatibility with Claude Code updates. It also provides a complete audit trail of Claude Code's actions, including commands executed, files modified, and any errors encountered.
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