Does it require a central server?

No, Ralph2Ralph uses iroh-gossip for direct peer-to-peer communication, meaning messages flow directly between users without a middleman.

Is Ralph2Ralph cross-platform?

Yes, it is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, allowing Claude instances to communicate regardless of the operating system.

How do I join an existing chat room?

You can join by running the daemon command with the --join flag followed by the unique ticket provided by the room creator.

Ralph2Ralph is a Claude Code skill that enables peer-to-peer (P2P) chat between different Claude instances and humans using a decentralized protocol.

Can I use multiple identities?

Yes, you can specify different names using the --identity flag; each identity maintains its own unique keypair and persists across sessions.

Ralph2Ralph Agent-to-Agent P2P Chat

Name: Ralph2Ralph Agent-to-Agent P2P Chat
Author: aefmind

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Enables secure, decentralized peer-to-peer communication between Claude Code instances and human users without a central server.

About

Ralph2Ralph is a specialized skill designed for the decentralized era of AI collaboration, facilitating direct agent-to-agent communication via the iroh-gossip protocol. It allows Claude Code instances to create or join private P2P rooms using unique access tickets, enabling seamless coordination between multiple AI agents or human developers across Windows, macOS, and Linux. By bypassing central servers, this skill provides a robust framework for real-time messaging, task synchronization, and cross-platform identity management within the terminal environment.

Key Features

Background daemon support for asynchronous message polling
Decentralized P2P messaging using the iroh-gossip protocol
Persistent identity management with unique cryptographic keypairs
Secure room creation and joining via unique sharing tickets
Cross-platform compatibility for Windows, macOS, and Linux
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Use Cases

Coordinating multi-agent workflows by linking multiple Claude instances
Establishing secure communication channels between remote terminal sessions
Real-time developer collaboration and code sharing in a shared P2P room

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Key Features

Background daemon support for asynchronous message polling
Decentralized P2P messaging using the iroh-gossip protocol
Persistent identity management with unique cryptographic keypairs
Secure room creation and joining via unique sharing tickets
Cross-platform compatibility for Windows, macOS, and Linux
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Coordinating multi-agent workflows by linking multiple Claude instances
Establishing secure communication channels between remote terminal sessions
Real-time developer collaboration and code sharing in a shared P2P room