Everything you need,
nothing you don’t.

Account → store-backed access → phone → paired host → accepted event → device-confirmed delivery. No API key in a prompt.

Supported and preview surfaces, with availability labeled per integration and honest agent capability boundaries.

30 packaged families and 174 reference states. Every catalog family has a native production route; custom or unrecognized IDs use the bounded renderer.

One-shot push notifications with sounds, subtitles, tap-to-open URLs, and interruption levels. Remote image URLs are rejected in the launch API.

Source implementation and examples are available. PyPI currently has no verified Chirp release; use reviewed local source.

Source implementation targets @chirp/sdk. The unscoped npm chirp package is unrelated; use reviewed local source until publication.

Source implementation and examples are available; use a reviewed local replacement until a signed module tag is verified.

Source distribution targets chirpapp because RubyGems chirp is unrelated. Use a reviewed path dependency until publication.

Source targets the chirpapp distribution and keeps the Rust import name chirp because crates.io chirp is unrelated. Use a reviewed path dependency until publication.

Pair a host with chirp login, then wrap a command. Use a signed release or source checkout until distribution is verified.

Repository recipes for GitHub, GitLab, CircleCI, and Bitbucket. Hosted actions/templates are labeled preview until published.

Source dashboard issuance creates hashed, expiring credentials bound to one provider bridge. Production deployment and phone receipts remain preview checks.

Safe project context with no embedded key. Claude and the trusted native Codex plugin use exact PermissionRequest hooks; the Codex App Server client is an alternative. iOS authenticates/unlocks before a Lock Screen action executes.