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@ -17,15 +17,22 @@ crew shares an encrypted chat room and, when summoned, a disposable sandboxed
Linux box they drive together — with real Linux users, an owner who delegates Linux box they drive together — with real Linux users, an owner who delegates
the keys, and file transfer in between. the keys, and file transfer in between.
A privacy- and security-oriented chatroom, with file sharing and shared terminal
sessions on top. For sharing. For learning. For hacking. For building. For demos.
For teaching. For mentorship — for the people who don't want to trust
corporations to manage their data and communications.
The server never sees plaintext. Messages, files, and terminal output are all The server never sees plaintext. Messages, files, and terminal output are all
relayed as opaque ciphertext. Close the window and the house empties — nothing relayed as opaque ciphertext. Close the window and the house empties — nothing
is written to disk on the server. is written to disk on the server.
> hack-house is the evolution of **cmd-chat**. The Python (Sanic) server is the > hack-house is the evolution of **cmd-chat**
> same proven zero-knowledge relay; the flagship client is now a Rust > ([diorwave/cmd-chat](https://github.com/diorwave/cmd-chat)). The Python (Sanic)
> [`ratatui`](https://ratatui.rs) TUI. SRP + HKDF→Fernet are byte-for-byte > server is the same proven zero-knowledge relay; the flagship client is now a
> Rust [`ratatui`](https://ratatui.rs) TUI. SRP + HKDF→Fernet are byte-for-byte
> compatible across both, so the original Python client still interoperates. > compatible across both, so the original Python client still interoperates.
## Features ## Features
- **End-to-end encrypted** — Fernet (AES-128-CBC + HMAC), encrypted client-side before anything leaves your machine - **End-to-end encrypted** — Fernet (AES-128-CBC + HMAC), encrypted client-side before anything leaves your machine