Fluxer is another one (self-hostable, not e2ee afaik): https://github.com/fluxerapp/fluxer

Gotta be a good thing, extra points.

Nobody asked

good

I've been exploring Chatto as a self-hosted chat UI in my homelab for interfacing with durable agents and it works pretty well so far, although the API is (by the author's own admission) not fully stable yet.

Yes I am running it now, it is pretty nice though custom, not related to the original developer, mobile application, have few annoying problems. I.e. it does not allow you to connect to your own server right away. It does not have notifications working on stable version. I had to ask an agent to do some changes first before it was usable.

On the other hand Strafe does not have it at all, so it is not really a competition.

Another one is Stoat (formerly Revolt): https://stoat.chat/

https://developers.stoat.chat/developing/contrib ``` Please do not open PRs generated with LLMs. ```

And how is it bad?

Read: write your PR. It doesn't say "do not contribute code touched by LLM".

It asks to take accountability for the thing you submit.

Technical output written by LLM is often very hard to read due to the ticks, fillers, fluff and idiosyncrasies. Even with rules or guidance.

This contribution rule ensures crap will be edited out and only the valuable content submitted. Cleaned up LLM code can be very valuable.

What was the stat? Was it 85% or 95% of LLM generated PRs are trash that should be ignored?

Developer gets it.

One of the original discord clones. Created in the time before LLMs.

Unfortunately Chatto is not accepting contributions