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@factiii/runner

v0.0.1

Published

a month ago

Factiii Runner, run Board AI agents on a machine you control. Pairs with the Factiii web/mobile clients over WebRTC.

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factiii runner claude ai agent webrtc docker cli

@factiii/runner

A headless daemon that runs Factiii's Board AI agents (Claude-driven coding sessions) on a machine you control. Install it on a workstation, dev box, or VM that has Docker and a stable network connection. The mobile and web Factiii clients then connect to it over WebRTC and offload AI work.

Requirements

Node 20+
Docker (running and reachable via docker info)
A Factiii account
Outbound network access to the Factiii API server

Install

npm install -g @factiii/runner

Or run without installing:

npx @factiii/runner setup

Usage

factiii-runner setup       # verify docker, build the claude image, pair this runner
factiii-runner connect     # re-pair with a different account
factiii-runner start       # run the daemon (keep this process alive)
factiii-runner status      # show current config

setup is the one-shot command that gets you from zero to running. It checks Docker, builds the factiii-claude image, and walks you through the browser pairing flow. After it finishes, factiii-runner start runs the daemon.

Security notes

Tokens (Claude OAuth, GitHub PAT) are stored unencrypted at ~/.factiii-runner/config.json. Anyone with shell access to this machine as the same user can read them. Only run a runner on a machine you trust, and only pair with accounts you own.