status

/channel-setup:status — Channel Configuration Status

Read and display the current state of all configured channels. This is read-only — no changes are made.

Steps

1. List configured channels:

   ls -d ~/.claude/channels/discord* ~/.claude/channels/telegram*
   

   If nothing found: "No channels configured. Run /channel-setup:setup to get started."

2. For each channel directory found:

   a. Token status — Read <dir>/.env:

   • File exists → "Token: ✓ configured"
   • File missing → "Token: ✗ not found"
   • Do NOT display the actual token value

   b. Access config — Read <dir>/access.json: If file exists, extract and display:

   === Discord [profile] ===
   Token:            ✓ configured
   DM Policy:        pairing
   Allowed Users:    2
   Groups:           1 channel(s)
     - #channel-name (1234567890) requireMention: true
   Mention Patterns: ["<@BOT_ID>"]
   Pending Pairs:    0
   Delivery:         ackReaction: 👀, replyToMode: first
   

   If file missing:

   === Discord ===
   Token:            ✓ configured
   Access Config:    ✗ not configured (default pairing mode)
   

3. Tool permissions: Read ~/.claude/settings.json. Check for each channel's permission pattern:

   • Discord: mcp__plugin_discord_discord__*
   • Telegram: mcp__plugin_telegram_telegram__*

   Show: "Tool Permissions: ✓ discord" or "Tool Permissions: ✗ discord (not configured)"

4. Profile summary (if multiple profiles detected):

   Profiles:
     default  → ~/.claude/channels/discord/
     frontend → ~/.claude/channels/discord-frontend/
     backend  → ~/.claude/channels/discord-backend/
   

5. Quick actions if issues detected:

   • No token → "Run /channel-setup:setup to configure"
   • pairing with empty allowFrom → "DM the bot to start pairing, or run /channel-setup:setup"
   • No tool permissions → "Run /channel-setup:setup and enable auto-allow"
   • No access.json → "Run /channel-setup:setup to configure server channels"