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+# terminalphone
+
+encrypted, anonymous walkie-talkie over tor. single bash script (~3k lines),
+no servers, no accounts. your .onion address is your identity.
+
+## what it does
+
+two parties share a secret, connect via tor hidden services, and talk using
+push-to-talk voice (opus-encoded, aes-encrypted). also supports encrypted
+text chat mid-call.
+
+## audio pipeline
+
+```
+mic → raw pcm (8khz mono) → opus encode (16kbps) → aes encrypt → base64 → socat → tor
+tor → socat → base64 decode → aes decrypt → opus decode → speaker
+```
+
+record-then-send model (not streaming) - irregular transmission patterns make
+traffic analysis harder.
+
+## wire protocol
+
+text-based, line-delimited over socat/tor:
+- `ID:<onion>` - caller id exchange
+- `CIPHER:<name>` - cipher negotiation
+- `PTT_START` / `PTT_STOP` - recording state
+- `AUDIO:<base64>` - encrypted audio payload
+- `MSG:<base64>` - encrypted text message
+- `HANGUP` / `PING` - control signals
+
+optional HMAC-SHA256 signing with nonce replay protection (both sides must match).
+
+## project structure
+
+```
+terminalphone.sh    the whole thing. single script
+README.md           usage docs
+CHANGELOG           version history
+LICENSE             MIT
+CLI.png             screenshot
+```
+
+runtime data lives in `.terminalphone/` (auto-created):
+- `tor_data/` - tor hidden service keys
+- `audio/` - temp audio files (cleaned on exit)
+- `pids/` - process id tracking
+- `run/` - named pipes, flags, cipher state
+- `shared_secret` - encrypted pre-shared key
+- `torrc` - generated tor config
+- `config` - user settings
+
+## dependencies
+
+core: `tor`, `opus-tools`, `sox`, `socat`, `openssl`, `arecord`/`aplay`
+optional: `snowflake-client`, `qrencode`, `jq` (termux vol-ptt)
+platforms: linux (deb/fed/arch), android (termux + termux:api from f-droid)
+
+## running it
+
+```bash
+bash terminalphone.sh              # interactive menu
+bash terminalphone.sh listen       # listen mode
+bash terminalphone.sh call ADDR    # call a .onion address
+bash terminalphone.sh install      # install deps
+bash terminalphone.sh test         # audio loopback test
+bash terminalphone.sh status       # show status
+```
+
+in-call: SPACE=ptt, T=text msg, S=settings, Q=hangup
+
+## key code areas
+
+the script is organized roughly as:
+
+- **config** (~line 1-150): load_config/save_config, defaults
+- **deps/install** (~150-400): install_deps, check_dep, platform detection
+- **tor management** (~400-700): setup_tor, start/stop/restart, get_onion, rotate_onion
+- **encryption** (~700-900): encrypt_file/decrypt_file, PBKDF2 key derivation, fd passing
+- **protocol** (~900-1050): proto_send/proto_verify, HMAC auth, nonce tracking
+- **audio** (~1050-1400): audio_record, start_recording, stop_and_send, audio_play, voice effects
+- **call flow** (~1400-1900): listen_for_call, call_remote, in_call_session, cleanup_call
+- **settings menus** (~1900-2600): cipher (21 options), opus quality, snowflake, voice effects, tor, security
+- **auto-listen** (~2600-2750): background listener management
+- **main menu** (~2750-3079): interactive menu loop, cli arg parsing
+
+## config options
+
+stored in `.terminalphone/config`:
+- `LISTEN_PORT` (7777), `TOR_SOCKS_PORT` (9050)
+- `OPUS_BITRATE` (16kbps), `CIPHER` (aes-256-cbc)
+- `SNOWFLAKE_ENABLED`, `AUTO_LISTEN`, `PTT_KEY`
+- `SHOW_CIRCUIT`, `EXCLUDE_NODES`, `HMAC_AUTH`
+- `VOICE_EFFECT` (none/deep/high/robot/echo/whisper/custom)
+
+## security model
+
+- e2e encryption with 21 cipher options (aes, chacha20, camellia, aria)
+- secrets passed via file descriptors (not visible in process table)
+- tor hidden service per instance (no ip exposure)
+- passphrase-protected secrets at rest (aes-256-cbc + 100k pbkdf2)
+- opaque temp filenames (random hex, generic .tmp extension)
+- country exclusion for tor circuits (five/nine/fourteen eyes presets)
+
+## hacking notes
+
+- it's all bash - no build step, no transpilation
+- named pipes (fifos) are the ipc mechanism between socat and the call session
+- `uid()` generates random hex from /dev/urandom
+- platform branching happens via `is_termux()` checks throughout
+- cleanup_call() is critical - handles pipe/process/file cleanup on disconnect
+- the settings system uses a simple key=value flat file
+- no test framework exists yet - testing is manual via loopback (option 5)
+
+## style
+
+- bash with `#!/usr/bin/env bash`
+- functions use snake_case
+- log_info/log_warn/log_error/log_debug for output
+- match existing formatting and comment style