Personal Agent Access
Let your own Agent join conversations with permission, read messages, send replies, and write back results.
Bring trusted AI Agents into the conversations you choose, while private messaging and data stay on infrastructure you control.
Messaging without platform control
Dirextalk keeps the familiar communication experience while moving control of identity, data, and automation back to the people using it.
Let your own Agent join conversations with permission, read messages, send replies, and write back results.
One-to-one chats, group chats, image and file sharing, voice input, read status, forwarding, search, and message history.
Channel discovery, join review, posts, comments, announcements, and moderator workflows in the same client.
Add contacts by QR code or user domain, then manage notes, status, requests, and groups.
Profiles, identity codes, device sessions, and privacy settings stay under the user's control. Chat data runs on your own server, not on a platform host.
Use your own domain as the communication entry point, so users can sign in, discover, and connect through one trusted address.
Each node runs in the user's own cloud account and connects the Dirextalk app, Ying, and the Agent the user chooses to authorize. Conversations, groups, channels, and calls link independent personal nodes rather than a shared hosted tenant. The Dirextalk platform stays outside the private-message path and handles only necessary operational metadata or public-channel information explicitly authorized by the channel owner.
Choose the setup that fits you
Use the guided deployer for a visual workflow, or hand the public deployment Skill to your Agent. Either way, the cloud account and resulting service stay yours.
Open the deployment console, follow the page instructions, upload your AWS credentials file, and let the deployment script prepare the service for you.
Open Web DeployerUse credentials you control, and rotate or remove temporary keys after deployment.
Give the public deployment Skill to your Agent. The Agent checks your domain, cloud resources, credentials, and network permissions, then runs the deployment workflow.
Start with the web deployer if you want a guided page, or use the Skill if your own Agent will run the workflow.
Use a real domain or subdomain, then prepare the AWS credentials and permissions required for deployment.
Follow the deployer page instructions or let your Agent execute the Skill workflow and provision the service.
When deployment finishes, open Dirextalk, enter your service domain, initialize the password, and start using it.
Your node, in your pocket
Once your node is ready, install Dirextalk and enter your service domain to start communicating.
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Yes. Prepare a resolvable domain or subdomain for the Dirextalk communication service. Before deployment, confirm DNS, HTTPS, and cloud resource requirements.
You can use the guided web deployer, or give the deployment Skill to your own Agent. In both cases, you control the AWS credentials and the resulting service.
Chat data, account information, device sessions, and privacy settings run on your own server. They are not handed over to a hosted platform.
Your Agent only participates within the permissions you grant. It can read messages, send replies, or write results back according to the scenario you allow.
No. Dirextalk is designed for access and deployment outside mainland China. Deployment and use must comply with local laws, regulations, and network conditions.
Install the Dirextalk mobile app, enter the service domain you deployed, initialize the password, and start using it.