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feat: add optional Iris Chat client - #109
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Adds an optional Iris Chat client for agent notifications and remote commands.
Iris is open source and local-first, like Signal but without signup, phone numbers or emails. Agents can create their own identities locally, without a platform account or API key. Messages are end-to-end encrypted over decentralized Nostr relays; Telegram bot chats use a centralized service and are not end-to-end encrypted.
Pair one owner, then use
/agents,/read,/sendand/interrupt. The client connects to the existing local relay and sends completion/blocked notifications. Approvals remain in the terminal or web app for now. Setup is two commands, documented inrelay/IRIS.md.Tested in Docker with real Iris, Herdr and Pi, three throwaway identities, and a deterministic model that executes a real file-reading tool. The run also checks unauthorized-contact rejection, receipts, notifications, interruption and restart replay protection. No host mounts or external network access; test containers removed.
Validation: lint and Python compilation passed;
tests/run.shpassed all 23 checks (842 Python tests, 273 skipped in the Linux image without optional browser/platform tooling). Pinned dependencies and a reproducible Docker test recipe are included. The Iris transport is reused unchanged with its MIT license and source revision.