AndroidIRCX AI and Scripting: A Smarter, Extensible IRC Client
AndroidIRCX combines bring-your-own AI, a powerful JavaScript API, MCP and a permission-based add-on platform to make mobile IRC smarter, safer and deeply customizable.
AndroidIRCX MCP: Connect Your IRC Session to AI Tools
Use AndroidIRCX as an MCP client or server to connect live IRC channels, users and history to AI assistants while keeping actions and network exposure under your control.
Safe IRC Automation: Script Smart and Avoid Floods
Learn how to build useful AndroidIRCX automation without reply loops, network floods, unsafe AI commands or nickname-based privilege mistakes.
AndroidIRCX Security Guide: TLS, SASL, CertFP, E2E and App Lock
Understand what every AndroidIRCX security layer protects, from TLS and SASL authentication to client certificates, end-to-end encryption and local app locking.
Run Private AI for AndroidIRCX with Ollama or LM Studio
Connect AndroidIRCX to an AI model running on your own computer for private summaries, scripts and assistant features without a cloud API key.
How to Write Your First AndroidIRCX Script
Build your first AndroidIRCX JavaScript automation with custom commands, event hooks, storage, cached IRC knowledge and safe AI-assisted workflows.
AndroidIRCX AI Provider Setup Guide: Cloud and Local Models
A complete, privacy-aware guide to configuring cloud and local AI providers in AndroidIRCX.
10 Useful AndroidIRCX Scripts You Can Copy Today
Ten practical, documented JavaScript examples for commands, events, storage, timers and safe AI summaries.
AndroidIRCX vs mIRC Scripting: Translating Classic Automation
A detailed concept-by-concept guide for moving classic mIRC automation to AndroidIRCX JavaScript.
Build an AI Channel Summarizer in AndroidIRCX
Build a private, bounded and prompt-injection-aware AndroidIRCX channel summary command.
AndroidIRCX IRCv3 Guide: What Modern IRC Capabilities Do
Understand AndroidIRCX capability negotiation, identity metadata, history, replies, reactions and diagnostics.
SASL PLAIN vs SCRAM-SHA-256 vs EXTERNAL in AndroidIRCX
A practical comparison of password, challenge-response and certificate-based IRC authentication.