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@icodesign/remote-installer

v0.7.0

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Share signed iOS and Android builds over a temporary HTTPS tunnel

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Run the macOS remote-installer CLI without installing a Rust toolchain:

npx --yes @icodesign/remote-installer share /path/to/MyApp.ipa
# or a signed standalone Android APK
npx --yes @icodesign/remote-installer share /path/to/MyApp.apk

To keep the link alive after an AI agent command or turn exits, use the launchd-managed background mode with a finite expiry:

npx --yes @icodesign/remote-installer share /path/to/MyApp.ipa \
  --background --expire-after 30m --json

The ready result includes a share ID. The same npx --yes @icodesign/remote-installer prefix can be used with status <id>, logs <id>, and stop <id>. Once startup completes, the native worker no longer depends on Node.js or the invoking terminal.

By default, the command detects the Tailscale and cloudflared CLIs and starts every provider available on this Mac in parallel. It warns about providers that are unavailable or not ready. To keep the install page private to the tailnet, select Tailscale Serve explicitly:

npx --yes @icodesign/remote-installer share /path/to/MyApp.ipa \
  --provider tailscale-serve

Use --provider tailscale-funnel for a public Tailscale link. The older --provider tailscale spelling remains an alias for Funnel. Install the Tailscale app separately; --tailscale-bin can point to a non-standard CLI location. --https-port selects the Tailscale HTTPS port, and --funnel-port remains a visible compatibility alias.

Cloudflare and Funnel expose only the selected staged build at an opaque artifact URL; they do not expose the source tree or a browsable directory. The build stays on the Mac and disappears from the share when the process stops. Anyone who learns the full public URL can still forward or download it, so use --expire-after and --max-downloads when a bounded share is appropriate.

The package carries arm64 and x86_64 macOS binaries and selects the matching one at startup. It supports signed iOS device builds and signed standalone Android APKs; it is not a Simulator installer and does not currently provide binaries for other host operating systems.