agent-messenger

Agent Messenger addresses the core pain points of AI agents sending messages on mainstream communication platforms (such as Slack, Discord, WeChat, etc.), including identity restrictions, insufficient permissions, and complex configuration. The traditional approach requires applying for a Bot Token and performing OAuth authorization for each platform—a cumbersome process where the agent can only speak as a "bot" with permissions and context different from your own.

Through a unified CLI tool, it directly extracts session credentials (Tokens) from your locally logged-in desktop applications or browsers, or guides you through quick authentication via QR codes, allowing the agent to directly "borrow" your identity to send messages without complex API keys and approval processes. It also supports the traditional Bot Token method to accommodate scenarios like server-side deployment.

This tool is ideal for developers, operations personnel, and automation engineers who need to seamlessly integrate AI capabilities into daily communication and workflows. Whether it's having an AI automatically sync project updates to team channels or handle customer inquiries, it operates under your own identity, maintaining communication consistency and contextual coherence.

When using it, it's recommended to prioritize its suggested QR code authentication method (e.g., for Slack, Discord), as this approach is more secure and reliable. Please note that the tool's core functionality is providing message-sending capability; for scenarios requiring complex message interactions or deep platform integration, additional development using official APIs may still be necessary.