RavenHub

Claude Code,
now on call.

Claude reacts to real events: a new email arrives, a new customer signs up, a big deal closes, a form is submitted, a support ticket arrives, your build breaks, a pull request is opened, a payment fails, a meeting ends, someone @mentions you.

Claude wakes up on your own machine and gets to work. Your data never leaves your side.

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The problem

You’re the trigger.

Claude Code is brilliant, but only when you remember to open it. Every time, you have to be the one who notices. You stop what you’re doing, switch tabs, and type out what happened. The smartest engineer on your team is waiting for you to poke it.

The shift

Something happens. Claude handles it.

RavenHub connects Claude to the places where your work already happens. A customer signs up. A sale closes. Something breaks. Claude wakes up on your own machine, figures out what to do, and does it. You find out when it’s done, or only if it actually needs you.

What RavenHub does

Claude, paying attention to the things that already run your business.

It watches, so you don't have to.

Today, Claude only works when you open it and type. With RavenHub, Claude watches the places where your work already lives. The moment something happens that matters, it starts working on it. You don't have to remember, and you don't have to ask.

Your data stays where it is.

Claude runs on your own machines, not ours. When something happens, we send Claude a quiet heads up. Everything it reads, everything it writes, everything it sees stays on your side. We never touch any of it.

Real Claude, not a chatbot.

This isn't a pop-up that suggests things. Claude reads your files, writes new ones, runs what it wrote, checks its own work, and comes back with a real answer. The same Claude a skilled engineer uses, now working on its own.

How it works

From the moment it happens, in four steps.

  1. 1

    Something happens

    A new customer, a sale, something breaking, a support ticket, a message in Slack. Anything you care about.

  2. 2

    Claude gets a quiet nudge

    RavenHub tells Claude something just happened that's worth looking at. That's all we see. No details, no data.

  3. 3

    Claude gets to work

    Over on your own machine, Claude wakes up, reads what it needs, thinks about it, and acts. The same way you would if you'd noticed yourself.

  4. 4

    You find out

    Claude reports back where you already are. Slack, email, your dashboard. Often the whole thing is done before you'd have even noticed what started it.

In practice

What it looks like in real life.

Sales

A big deal closes.

Before you've read the email, Claude has pulled the customer's background, drafted a welcome plan just for them, saved it where your team keeps things, and pinged the right person in Slack. By the time you look, it's done.

Engineering

Something breaks at 2am.

Something in your code breaks while you're asleep. Claude reads what went wrong, finds what caused it, writes a fix, and leaves a note on the change that broke it. Often before the engineer who made the change has even seen the alert.

Support

A customer hits an error.

A support ticket comes in describing something going wrong. Claude checks what changed recently, figures out what's likely causing it, and hands your on-call person a short, clear answer. Not a raw ticket to dig through.

For tech nerds

Under the hood.

If you’re the one wiring this up, here’s what’s actually happening.

  • Event ingress over HTTP. Webhooks from HubSpot, Stripe, GitHub, PagerDuty, or your own services hit RavenHub's API. We normalize the payload and match it to an agent definition.

  • Postgres-backed job queue. Jobs are claimed with SELECT FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED. Workers you host poll the API, heartbeat while running, and report results back.

  • Full Claude Code sessions. Each job boots a real Claude Code runtime with tool use, MCP servers, filesystem access, and the multi-step reasoning you'd expect if you were driving it yourself.

  • Your infra, your data. Workers run on your own machines or VPC. Only event metadata (IDs, types, timestamps) ever touches our backend. Raw payloads and execution state stay on your side.

  • Ops-grade primitives. Retries, dead letters, agent versioning, audit logs, API tokens, per-queue roles, and an admin dashboard to see what fired and what ran.

Stop being the trigger.

Let Claude watch for you. On your own machines. Your data stays where it is.

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