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Fábio Mendes edited this page Oct 15, 2026
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Chirp is an on-demand remote support tool. It is open source under AGPL-3.0-only, and owned by Fabrintek Engenharia Digital Ltda. Both people run the same binary. One reads out their code, or sends their link, and the other types it into their own Chirp. The first person allows the connection in Chirp's own prompt, and the second person can then see and control their screen. There is no installation, no standing agent and no account.
This wiki is a map and a set of explainers. The repository is the source of truth. When a page here disagrees with the code or with docs/, the repository wins, and the page needs fixing.
| If you want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| See Chirp as people will meet it | usechirp.app |
| Know where it stands today | README, Status, and the releases |
| Understand what Chirp is and why it works this way | docs/product-model.md |
| Know how relays work, why they don't form a cluster, and the blind Nostr path | How relays work |
| Run a relay (Proxmox LXC, Podman, systemd) | docs/relay.md |
| Make sessions work across NATs (STUN/TURN) | docs/stun-turn.md |
| Try Chirp from source | README |
| Continue development | HANDOFF.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, docs/branching.md |
| See the pipeline and its security gates | docs/devsecops.md |
| See where Chirp sits beside remotekit and Barahn | ECOSYSTEM.md |
| Ask a question, or discuss an idea | Discussions. Never post a Chirp code or link there |
| Report a vulnerability | SECURITY.md. Do not open a public issue |
Everyone taking part follows the Code of Conduct.
Planned work is tracked in the issues and on the Chirp roadmap.