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@dotrino/terminal-agent

v0.2.10

Published

Agente de Dotrino Terminal: abre una shell (PTY) en la máquina del vault solo para el dispositivo enlazado, vía @dotrino/tunnel y cifrado E2E.

Readme

@dotrino/terminal-agent

Agente de Dotrino Terminal: abre una shell real (PTY) solo para dispositivos enlazados al mismo vault. Contraparte de la PWA terminal.dotrino.com.

Puede correr en cualquier máquina (un servidor, un contenedor, otra PC): se enrola con el vault como un dispositivo más, así que no necesita la maestra — solo su propia sub-clave D + cert y la pública maestra pineada.

  • Autorización = el vault: cliente y agente son peers certificados por el mismo vault; cada uno verifica que el cert del otro encadena a la maestra (@dotrino/identity verifyChain). Revocable desde el vault (el agente refresca la lista con vault.devices por el proxy).
  • Transporte = el proxy (@dotrino/proxy-client): el agente se identifica bajo SU pubkey; el cliente lo direcciona por ella.
  • Cifrado E2E: ECDH → AES-GCM por sesión; el proxy solo ve texto cifrado.

Requisitos

  • Que el vault esté accesible al enrolar (para el pairing). Después, las sesiones no necesitan el vault online (la confianza está pineada a la pública maestra; el TTL del cert acota el riesgo si no puede refrescar revocaciones).
  • Toolchain de C++ para compilar node-pty (build-essential, python3).

Uso

npx @dotrino/terminal-agent enroll     # enlazar esta máquina (una vez)
npx @dotrino/terminal-agent            # correr (la máquina aparece sola en la app)
#   [--proxy wss://…] [--shell /bin/zsh] [--dir /ruta]

Como librería:

import { startAgent } from '@dotrino/terminal-agent'
const agent = await startAgent({ /* dir, proxyUrl, shell, quiet */ })
// agent.machine    → pubkey de esta máquina (la "dirección")
// agent.machineId  → id corto legible
// agent.close()

Datos en ~/.local/share/dotrino-terminal-agent (override DOTRINO_TERMINAL_DIR). MIT.