/nlisten

Start the nclaude listen daemon in the background. This monitors for new messages and queues them for the pending command.

Note for humans: Run this in a separate terminal:

nclaude listen --interval ${1:-5}

The daemon will:

• Check for new messages every N seconds (default: 5)
• Write pending message IDs to a queue file
• Ring the terminal bell when new messages arrive

Use Ctrl+C to stop the listener.

For Claude sessions: The listener runs in the user's terminal, not inside Claude. Tell the user to start it manually if they want real-time notifications.