kana-code-rpc Plugin
Display Claude Code activity as Discord Rich Presence. Shows project name, current activity (tool use, thinking, compacting, waiting), model, context usage, cost, git branch, lines changed, delegated subagent, and a repository link button. Activity is read from the session transcript, so no hook runs per tool call; one daemon serves all sessions.
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Install
This version is listed in the verified marketplace kana-code-plugins (repository Linaqruf/kana-code-plugins). Run these in Claude Code, in order:
- Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Linaqruf/kana-code-plugins - Install the plugin
/plugin install kana-code-rpc@kana-code-plugins
These commands install the marketplace's current upstream state, not the pinned commit snapshot on this page; the two can differ.
Contents of latest version 1.1.0 (commit 450c5e5)
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SessionStart
plugins/kana-code-rpc/hooks/hooks.jsonPermalink -
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SessionEnd
plugins/kana-code-rpc/hooks/hooks.jsonPermalink
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Dependencies, compatibility and skill declarations
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Recorded compatibility
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