docs: refresh docs and add tunnel usage guide (#666)
Add a new tunnels page with verified, up-to-date CLI examples Remove deprecated `--daemon` usage and clarify QR/password behavior Add docs validation tooling and docs-source workflow for packaging and sync
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title: OpenChamber Docs
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description: Setup and operating guide for OpenChamber across web, desktop, and VS Code.
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# OpenChamber Docs
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OpenChamber is the visual workspace around OpenCode.
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Use these docs to:
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- install the right surface for your workflow
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- expose OpenChamber safely for remote use
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- customize appearance and troubleshoot common issues
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## Read this first
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- [Install](/install/)
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- [Quickstart](/quickstart/)
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- [Tunnels](/tunnels/)
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- [Troubleshooting](/troubleshooting/)
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## What OpenChamber is for
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OpenChamber is for the parts of AI coding that benefit from a control room: branching sessions, reviewing diffs, managing terminals, watching tool progress, running project actions, and keeping the full board visible while the agent works.
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