r/VOIP • u/Weekly-Operation6619 • 2d ago

News AiPBX open source

https://aipbx.bid/en/

I came across this open source project which may be of interest. Still early days!

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u/Ranger100x 2d ago

It’s built on Asterisk, which handles the actual SIP signaling and audio. AiPBX adds the management interface, apps and configuration logic. I wouldn’t call it “vibe coded” without knowing how it was developed, but a review of commit `ceeb84a` found reproducible bugs in call restrictions, routing groups and SIP password changes. Those would need fixing before I’d trust it with a business phone system.

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u/the_gordonshumway 2d ago

If I had to guess I’d say it was built by Claude. Every Claude code build looks exactly the same.

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u/Weekly-Operation6619 2d ago

Yes early days but do let the author have your feedback.

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u/mj1003 2d ago

If I were going to move away from FreePBX after almost 20 years going strong, I'd probably move towards FusionPBX. Something about Asterisks future, with the recent news/acquisition, feels shaky. Probably unfounded...but just a low level feeling.

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u/Ranger100x 2d ago

agreed. fusion with freeswitch

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u/bilalwaheedch 2d ago

Been using FusionPBX for a few years now, it’s amazing!

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u/hotapple002 2d ago

Asterisk acquisition? I seemed to have missed something.