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@gemslibe/rbo

v0.7.0

Published

Run isolated build, test, QEMU, and Docker jobs on local or remote workers from AI coding clients over MCP.

Readme

@gemslibe/rbo

Remote Build Orchestrator (RBO) — global CLI, Controller, Agent, and MCP stdio adapter in one package.

Install

npm install -g @gemslibe/rbo

Requires Node.js ≥ 24.0. See the getting-started guide for Controller/Agent setup and MCP client wiring.

Global reinstall/uninstall runs scripts/stop-running-rbo.mjs (preinstall / preuninstall) to stop live Controller/Agent processes so native deps can be replaced on Windows. Only global installs trigger the stop (npm_config_global=true). Set RBO_SKIP_INSTALL_STOP=1 to disable.

rbo controller init / rbo agent init write live operator configs (~/.rbo/controller.json and ~/.rbo/agent/agent.json). Daemons load those files on start; environment variables override the file when set. The package also ships matching templates at config/controller.json and config/agent.json. Use --force on init to rewrite a config back to defaults.

rbo controller start / rbo agent start detect an already-running same-role process (pid file + rbo.js … start scan). In a TTY they prompt to restart; pass --replace to skip the prompt (required in non-TTY). Stop explicitly with rbo controller stop or rbo agent stop-process (rbo agent stop remains the OS-service plan).

Binaries

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | rbo | CLI — controller/agent lifecycle, job submit/logs/cancel, doctor | | rbo-mcp-stdio | MCP stdio proxy to the Controller's loopback HTTP endpoint |

For a normal manual build or test from a project directory, use the one-command path:

rbo run --follow --shell bash --target-os linux -- "pnpm test"

rbo run accepts one target-shell command after --; the command is not argv-safe direct execution. Use rbo submit <job-request.json> for advanced full-JSON requests, including required artifact rules. See the getting-started guide for shell-specific quoting, confirmation, cancellation, JSON, timeout, and queue-policy behavior.

Windows Job Object helper

On Windows x64, @gemslibe/rbo pulls in @gemslibe/rbo-windows-executor-win32-x64 as an optional dependency (the rbo-windows-executor.exe helper). Other platforms skip it; rbo doctor prints a WARN when the helper is unavailable.

Project links

License

Default terms: AGPL-3.0-only.

  • Using RBO locally as a tool on your own machines is permitted under the AGPL.
  • Offering RBO (or a modified or embedded form) as a network service, or embedding it into a proprietary product without complying with the AGPL, requires a separate commercial license from the copyright holder.

To request a commercial license, contact Serge Martyniuk at [email protected].