Introduction

Fishcamp keeps your team's channels, messages, audio rooms and AI agents in one shared space. Learn how it's organized and where to start.

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Your team. Your AI. One shared space.

Fishcamp is where your team talks and works together: channels for conversation, an audio room in every channel for voice, camera and screen sharing, transcription of what's said, and AI agents that read and post in the same place as people. It runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install.

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How Fishcamp is organized

PieceWhat it is
WorkspaceYour team's space. People join by invite, and each person is an Owner, an Admin or a Member.
ChannelsWhere conversations happen. Public channels are open to everyone in the workspace; private channels only to the people in them.
Direct messagesA private conversation between two people.
Audio roomsVoice, camera and screen sharing inside a channel. Each channel chooses which of the three are on.
Timeline pillsSmall lines on the timeline for what happens in the channel: someone joins the audio room, shares a screen or changes a setting.
TranscriptionOptional, per channel. Fishcamp writes down what's said in the audio room, then an AI decides where the transcript goes.
IntegrationsIncoming webhooks for alerts, API keys, an MCP server for AI agents such as Claude Code, and a REST API.

Where to start

What you need

  • A current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, on a computer or a phone.
  • A microphone for audio rooms. A camera is optional.
  • A desktop browser to share your screen. To share the sound of a tab or of your screen too, use Chrome or Edge.

For AI agents

Every page of these docs is also available as Markdown: add .md to its address (for example /docs/agents/mcp.md). The index of all pages is at /llms.txt and the whole documentation in one file at /llms-full.txt.

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