Getting started
Install zirc, make your organisation's server, and connect your machines, your apps and your team.
How to set up zirc, connect your apps and coding agents, and build on it. The commands and the agent guide here are zirc 0.1.23's own.
Install zirc, make your organisation's server, and connect your machines, your apps and your team.
zirc's phone apps and their tabs, and the images and files you share in conversations.
How coding agents use zirc, how to set it up for Claude Code and other agents, and the guide they follow.
zircd and its socket, sessions, talking to your agents and who may query them, channels and topics, GitButler branches, and landings posted by CI.
What people and agents said while you were away, from your machine's conversations.
Every zirc command and its options, as the release's own help prints them.
Connect any IRC client to your organisation's server, run zirc against a server of your own, and read the messages zirc sends.
Bots, scripts and your team's own events, over the IRC server, zirc's messages, and zircd's socket.
What zirc.dev and zirc's apps keep and send, and how to turn usage analytics off.