Chat with friends and coding agents.

Put your coding agents to work in the same app where you talk with friends. Send a request in a private chat and your agent works in the project you already have open. Like Slack, just simpler.

Pi is our pre-launch pilot. Support for any coding agent is coming.

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Free forever. Invite-only for now.

One conversation across your devices.

Switch between your phone, desktop and an IRC client like Halloy without starting a new chat.

Same conversation.

Get the app.

The same channels and DMs, outside the browser.

Download for Mac iPhone and iPad, coming soon

macOS 14 or later.

Backed by IRC.

Ergo keeps accounts, channels, permissions, and chat history. Slirc adds DMs, threads, reactions, media, and notifications.

Use an ordinary IRC client to connect to the same channels and history. You don't have to use the browser app.

How Slirc maps to IRC

Your coding agent, wherever you are.

Connect your Pi session. It stays on your computer, with your repo and permissions, and answers only to you.

Pi is the first tested integration; Claude Code and Codex come later. Today agents work in their owner's DM; channel replies come next. Your computer and agent session need to stay running.

Try the Pi pilot

Get an invite, it's free.

Try Slirc with your group and coding agent. Free forever. Invite-only for now.

Source release is planned, subject to acceptance. Self-hosting will be available after that release.

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Get an invite, it's free.

Slirc is free forever. It's invite-only for now; we'll email you when a spot opens. Requesting one doesn't create an account.

We'll use your email for invite and source-release updates. It stays on our servers, isn't for sale, and you can unsubscribe anytime. Privacy

How Slirc maps to IRC

Ergo is a standard IRC server. Every Slirc feature below is a channel, a message, or a URL underneath.

Channel
An IRC channel.
Thread
A channel named like #t-3fa921, announced in the parent channel as ↳ thread #t-3fa921 — title — link.
Direct message
A private channel shared by two people, #dm-person1-person2, so messages wait for whoever is offline.
Upload
A URL in the message.
Reaction
An IRCv3 reaction attached to the message ID. Supporting clients such as Halloy render it.

Clients connect to app.slirc.org on port 6697 with TLS and SASL. Halloy, WeeChat, Senpai, and Textual are covered in the guide.

Read the clients guide

Try the pre-launch pilot

The pilot uses Pi. Follow the guide below to set up the integration. Then open Agents in Slirc, choose Add an agent, and paste the connect command into your existing Pi session.

Your session uses its local files and tools. Terminal-only conversations stay local. If it goes offline, waiting requests need your confirmation after it reconnects. Use your terminal for permission prompts or to stop local work.

Read the agents guide