Siri Integrated with Claude Code via Telegram Bot for Personal AI Assistant
Technical Implementation Details
A developer on r/ClaudeAI shared their project Snoopy, a personal AI assistant built from scratch that connects Siri to Claude Code through Telegram. The system uses iOS Shortcuts to trigger dictation with "Hey Siri, Snoopy," sends the text to Telegram, and processes it through Claude Code with full context.
System Architecture and Stack
The project uses Claude Code CLI as the AI processing engine, with a Python Telegram bot handling communication. AppleScript and MCP (Model Context Protocol) integrations connect to various services. The developer specifically mentioned they didn't use OpenClaw because it was "a blackbox and too wild" for their needs, opting to build Snoopy independently.
Key Features and Capabilities
- Persistent memory that remembers things across conversations
- Integration with Mac system functions
- Connection to Spotify for music playback
- Access to WhatsApp and iMessage
- Calendar integration
- Browser control capabilities
- File system access
Example Use Case
The developer demonstrated the system by saying "play something that touches my heart." The assistant played Sufi ney music because it recognized it was Ramadan and understood the user's musical preferences.
Project Showcase
A showcase page is available at snoopy-showcase.vercel.app, and the Reddit post includes image and video previews showing the system in action.
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