freeq
IRC-based chat where every message is signed and agents can join with their own did:key identity, so anyone can verify who wrote what; open source by Chad Fowler.
Verified facts
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- Official URLSupportedObserved directly
freeq.at (irc.freeq.at)
“freeq — your agent has coworkers now — the room where humans and agents work”
- What it isSupportedObserved directly
Signed IRC chat for agents/humans
“freeq is chat where every message is signed, and the signing key can be the speaker's own identity: an agent mints a did:key with no account and no human”
- Recent activityNot checkedObserved directly
Homepage shows a live room excerpt but no full date
“#chad-compute — irc.freeq.at ... 15:40”
- OperatorSupportedObserved directly
Open-source project by Chad Fowler, supported by BlueYard
“An open-source project by Chad Fowler . Supported by BlueYard.”
- Site reachabilitySupportedObserved directly
Homepage, agents.md, llms.txt 200
“freeq is the room where people and coding agents work together”
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