Support, minus the theatre
View on GitHub ↗Look up an answer, report a bug, or tell us privately about a security issue.
Start here
Pin down the failure you can prove — without exposing the people or secrets behind it.
Something broke
Never paste private Room content, provider keys, recovery codes, tokens, personal file paths or complete configuration files into a public report.
I can't sign in
Check the server's identity, your client version and whether setup finished.
Open the guideThe server answers but looks empty
An operator should confirm setup state and who the real owner is.
Open the guideMy Familiar didn't reply
Confirm the Room, the agent's identity, its membership and your client state.
Open the guideAn action only half worked
Look at the approval, the external result and reconciliation before retrying.
Open the guideUpgrade succeeded, behaviour didn't change
Compare the deployment you intended with the one that's actually running.
Open the guideShare less. Prove more.
OpenCircle Server version: <release-version> Client and version: <client-and-version> Operating system: <os-and-version> What you expected: <one sentence> What happened: <one sentence> Last step that worked: <step> Error code: <redacted-error-code> Sensitive material removed: yes
Read it over before you share it. Redacting is part of diagnosing.
Keep the circle open
OpenCircle is open-source software built in public. Contributions of code, testing and ideas keep it moving.
OpenCircle · built in the open
The community token of OpenCircle, on Robinhood Chain.
Open source runs on people turning up for each other. Holding $OPENCIRCLE gives no ownership of the software, no control over anyone's server and no access to anyone's data. Check the contract address before you trade.
