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How PiChamber works.

Full-length guides synced from the PiChamber repository: install the server, pair your devices, configure providers, and troubleshoot.

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Start

Quick startStart an authenticated PiChamber server and open its browser UI.Open guideInstall PiChamberInstall the desktop application or the PiChamber server.Open guide

Setup

CLI guideStart, configure, update, and manage a PiChamber server from the terminal.Open guideConnect devicesPair a trusted device with an existing PiChamber server.Open guideRun PiChamber in DockerRun the PiChamber image, persist projects, and choose how Docker uses your existing Pi configuration.Open guide

Configure

EnvironmentConfigure PiChamber server hosting behavior.Open guidePi extensions in PiChamberRun Pi extensions and render their dialogs, cards, panels, and app surfaces in PiChamber.Open guideSecurityUnderstand PiChamber's single-owner security model.Open guide

Help

TroubleshootingDiagnose PiChamber server and session-daemon availability.Open guide

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