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@agent-link/agent

v0.1.93

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AgentLink local agent CLI

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Keywords

agentlinkclaudeclaude-codecliai-agentremote-development

Readme

AgentLink Client

npm License: MIT

Local agent CLI for AgentLink — use Claude Code from any browser.

AgentLink lets you run Claude Code on your local machine and access it through a web interface. The client runs on your dev machine, connects to a relay server, and gives you a URL to open in any browser.

Install

npm install -g @agent-link/agent

Quick Start

agentlink-client start

You'll get a URL like https://msclaude.ai/s/abc123 and a QR code — open the URL in any browser to start using Claude Code.

Usage

# Start agent (foreground)
agentlink-client start

# Start agent (background)
agentlink-client start --daemon

# Custom server / working directory / name
agentlink-client start --server ws://your-server:3456 --dir /path/to/project --name MyAgent

# Password-protected session
agentlink-client start --daemon --password mysecret

# Disable auto-update in daemon mode
agentlink-client start --daemon --no-auto-update

# Stop agent
agentlink-client stop

# Check status
agentlink-client status

# Upgrade to latest version
agentlink-client upgrade

# Auto-start on boot
agentlink-client service install
agentlink-client service uninstall

Configuration

# Set default server
agentlink-client config set server ws://your-server:3456

# Set working directory
agentlink-client config set dir /path/to/project

# Set password
agentlink-client config set password mysecret

# View all config
agentlink-client config list

# Get a single value
agentlink-client config get server

Valid keys: server, dir, name, autoUpdate, password. Config is stored in ~/.agentlink/config.json.

How it works

Browser ↔ AgentLink Server ↔ AgentLink Client ↔ Claude Code
  (web)      (relay)            (your machine)     (CLI)

The client spawns Claude Code as a subprocess, streams its output through the relay server to your browser, and sends your messages back. All tool execution happens locally on your machine. Messages are encrypted end-to-end with XSalsa20-Poly1305.

Requirements

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