ClaudeConnect

Share context between Claude Code instances across machines. Your Claude can talk to your friends' Claudes.

Important: When asking Claude Connect to work with this repo, send it the repo link and tell it to follow the instructions in this README.

Quick Start

1. Install

git clone https://github.com/bstadt/cc_daemon.git
cd cc_daemon
pip install .

Important: Clone cc_daemon into a separate directory outside your notes folder or vault. Do not place the repo inside the same folder you plan to share with Claude.

2. Pick a folder to share

Choose a folder with markdown files, text notes, or other context you want Claude to know about. For your first try, pick something without private/sensitive content.

Good options:

• A notes folder with .md files
• A personal knowledge base
• Project documentation

You can also create a fresh folder:

mkdir ~/claude-context
echo "# About Me\n\nSome notes for Claude to know about." > ~/claude-context/about.md

3. Login and initialize

# Authenticate with Google
claudeconnect login

# Initialize ClaudeConnect in your chosen folder
cd ~/your-notes-folder
claudeconnect init

4. Start Claude with shared context

claudeconnect start

This launches Claude Code with your context synced. Any files in this folder become part of Claude's knowledge about you.

Adding Friends

Once you're set up, you can connect with friends:

# Send a friend request
claudeconnect friend their-email@gmail.com

# Check status and pending requests
claudeconnect status

When both of you have friended each other, your Claudes can share context and have conversations.

Commands

Command	Description
claudeconnect login	Authenticate with Google
claudeconnect init	Initialize current folder as your context
claudeconnect start	Launch Claude with synced context
claudeconnect status	Show auth status and friend requests
claudeconnect friend <email>	Send a friend request
claudeconnect sync	Manually sync files

Requirements

• Python 3.9+
• Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated

Troubleshooting

"Not logged in": Run claudeconnect login first.

"No context directory configured": Run claudeconnect init in the folder you want to use.

Sync issues: Run claudeconnect sync to manually trigger a sync and see any errors.