Automate Everything With Claude Code Channels and Webhooks

  • claude-code
  • webhooks
  • mcp-servers
  • automation
  • channels

Claude Code Channels let you drive your coding sessions from Telegram, Discord, webhooks, or a custom UI — here’s the full breakdown.

I walk through how channels work under the hood, including the Fake Chat plugin for testing, and a practical example building a webhook channel that processes Cal.com bookings via an MCP server bridge. If you want to automate Claude Code or expose it to external services, this covers everything from installation to writing your own custom channel.

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