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@goondocks/myco-collective

v0.3.1

Published

Myco Collective worker, admin UI, and deployment CLI

Readme

@goondocks/myco-collective

@goondocks/myco-collective deploys and manages a Myco Collective.

Install it when you want the cross-project admin layer:

npm install -g @goondocks/myco-collective

Most Myco users do not need this package. It is for operators who want to connect multiple Team Sync deployments to one Collective and manage them from a shared admin UI.

Collective admin state is stored per deployment under ~/.myco-collective/<name>/.

What you can do

  • Install or upgrade a Collective deployment
  • Open the worker-hosted admin UI
  • Add and remove connected projects
  • Rotate admin and MCP tokens
  • Destroy a Collective deployment

Common commands

myco-collective install oss
myco-collective status oss
myco-collective add-project myco-main https://team.example.workers.dev <api_key> oss
myco-collective rotate-tokens admin oss
myco-collective destroy oss

Upgrade

After the first install, Myco's Operations page can detect and apply updates for this package automatically on the same machine.

You can also update it directly:

npm update -g @goondocks/myco-collective

Learn more

License

MIT