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@cloudagentfleet/worker

v0.1.6

Published

Cloud Agent Fleet Worker — machine companion and operator CLI.

Readme

@cloudagentfleet/worker

Cloud Agent Fleet Worker — machine companion and operator CLI.

Requires Node.js 22.6+. Codeman should be installed and running on the machine (codeman web) when you want live sessions.

Install

npm install --global @cloudagentfleet/worker
cloudagentfleet --help

Or in a folder:

mkdir -p ~/cloudagentfleet-worker && cd ~/cloudagentfleet-worker
npm install @cloudagentfleet/worker
npx cloudagentfleet --help

Quick start

Same HOSTED_AGENTS_AUTH_TOKEN as the Hub is required (Hub UI auth rejects Worker enroll without it). Codeman should already be running (codeman web).

export HOSTED_AGENTS_AUTH_TOKEN="replace-with-a-long-shared-secret"
cloudagentfleet setup --run

Use the Hub’s reachable URL as Controller URL (not 127.0.0.1 if Hub is on another machine). Note the Worker ID printed/chosen during setup.

Enroll so the Hub UI shows an instance

The dashboard lists instances, not raw Workers. After the Worker is online:

export HOSTED_AGENTS_AUTH_TOKEN="replace-with-a-long-shared-secret"

cloudagentfleet enroll connector \
  --controller-url http://<hub-host>:8787 \
  --instance-id codeman-1 \
  --name "My Codeman" \
  --node-id <worker-id-from-setup> \
  --workspace-mode folders \
  --workspace-root "$HOME/workspaces"

Restart the Worker (cloudagentfleet worker stop / start, or re-run cloudagentfleet setup --run) so it uses CODEMAN_INSTANCE_ID=codeman-1.

Check:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $HOSTED_AGENTS_AUTH_TOKEN" http://<hub-host>:8787/api/workers
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $HOSTED_AGENTS_AUTH_TOKEN" http://<hub-host>:8787/api/instances

Useful commands

cloudagentfleet doctor
cloudagentfleet hub serve
cloudagentfleet hub status
cloudagentfleet hub stop
cloudagentfleet worker stop
cloudagentfleet worker remove

hosted-agents is a compatibility alias for cloudagentfleet.

Binaries

| Command | Role | | --- | --- | | cloudagentfleet | Operator CLI (setup, enroll, hub, worker, doctor) | | cloudagentfleet-worker | Worker runtime process | | hosted-agents | Alias for cloudagentfleet |

Published contents are compiled CLI bundles under dist/ only.

Related packages

Source and docs: hirenf14/cloudagentfleet