High Risk:This skill has significant security concerns. Review the findings below before installing.

claude-code-wingman

Caution·Scanned 2/19/2026

High-risk skill that spawns claude in tmux and automates interactive approvals to run arbitrary shell commands. It reads ~/.clawdbot/clawdbot.json, uses CLAWDBOT_WEBHOOK_TOKEN/CLAWDBOT_PHONE, and sends notifications to http://127.0.0.1:18789/hooks/agent while executing tmux send-keys and other shell operations.

from clawhub.ai·vb5e77af·68.4 KB·0 installs
Scanned from 0.3.0 at b5e77af · Transparency log ↗
$ vett add clawhub.ai/yossiovadia/claude-code-wingmanReview security findings before installing

Claude Code Wingman 🦅

Run Claude Code as a Clawdbot skill. Control it from WhatsApp, track progress, and approve actions - all without leaving your chat.

What It Does

Clawdbot spawns Claude Code in a tmux session. When Claude Code needs permission to do something, you get notified via WhatsApp (or Clawdbot dashboard) and can approve or deny.

  • Give tasks via chat: "Fix the bug in api.py"
  • Get approval requests: "Claude Code wants to edit 3 files. Allow?"
  • Track progress: Ask "what's the status?" anytime
  • Take over: Attach to the tmux session to see or control Claude Code directly

Install

Via ClawdHub (recommended)

clawdhub install claude-code-wingman

Then restart Clawdbot to pick up the new skill.

You can also enable it from the Clawdbot Dashboard under Skills.

Manual Install

git clone https://github.com/yossiovadia/claude-code-wingman.git
cd claude-code-wingman
chmod +x *.sh

Requirements: tmux, Claude Code CLI (claude), bash

Usage

Once installed, just ask Clawdbot to do coding tasks. It will spawn Claude Code and keep you in the loop.

Example: "Hey, fix the auth bug in api.py"

Clawdbot will:

  1. Spawn Claude Code in a tmux session
  2. Forward the task
  3. Notify you when Claude Code needs approval
  4. Report back when done

Attach to Session

Want to see what Claude Code is doing? Attach to the tmux session:

tmux attach -t <session-name>

Detach with Ctrl+B then D. The session keeps running.

Auto Mode

For trusted environments, skip the approval prompts with --auto flag.

Commands

CommandDescription
tmux attach -t <session>Watch/control Claude Code live
tmux capture-pane -t <session> -pGet current output
tmux kill-session -t <session>Stop a session

Links