discord-notifylisted

# discord-notify Sends a message to the user's Discord channel using a saved webhook. ## How to use Run the sender with the message as an argument: ```bash node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js "Your message here" ``` Pipe content (command output, logs, a file) into it: ```bash some-command | node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js ``` Optional custom sender name shown in Discord: ```bash node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js --username "Build Bot" "Done!" ``` If the message text itself begins with `--` (a markdown rule, a diff hunk), put it after a bare `--` so it isn't parsed as a flag: ```bash node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js -- "--- deploy notes ---" ``` ## Sending to a specific webhook `config.json` always has a default `webhookUrl`. It may also have a `webhooks` object mapping name → URL for additional Discord channels the user configured during install (e.g. a "work" channel separate from their default). Target one of these with `--to <name>`: ```bash node ~/.claude/skills/discord-notify/discord_send.js --to work "deploy finished" ``` - Omit `--to` for the default channel — that's the right choice for most requests ("notify me on discord", "send that to my discord"). - Use `--to <name>` only when the user names a specific destination that matches a configured webhook (e.g. "post that in the work channel" and `work` is configured) or explicitly asks to use a webhook by name. - If it's amb