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@jamiexiongr/panda-agent

v0.1.9

Published

6 days ago

Panda agent runtime

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@jamiexiongr/panda-agent

Published agent runtime for Panda.

Usage

panda-agent
panda-agent tailscareserv
panda-agent tailscareserv-pub

tailscareserv and --tailscale-serve both enable automatic tailnet-only tailscale serve publishing.

tailscareserv-pub, --tailscale-serve-pub, and tailscale-funnel enable public tailscale funnel publishing.

When enabled, agent startup will:

detect whether tailscale is available and online
run tailscale serve --bg or tailscale funnel --bg
print the generated Tailscale or public HTTPS URL in the startup log
use the generated https/wss URL as the direct agent address unless you already set PANDA_AGENT_DIRECT_BASE_URL or PANDA_AGENT_WS_BASE_URL

Environment

PANDA_AGENT_PORT Local agent listen port. Default: 4242
PANDA_HUB_URL Optional hub control-plane URL
PANDA_AGENT_TAILSCALE_SERVE_PORT Tailscale HTTPS port. Default: same as PANDA_AGENT_PORT
PANDA_AGENT_TAILSCALE_PUBLISH_MODE Optional publish mode. Supports serve or funnel
PANDA_TAILSCALE_SERVE=1 Optional env alternative to the startup flag

Notes

Tailscale Serve publishes a tailnet HTTPS address, not a public Internet address.
Tailscale Funnel publishes a public Internet HTTPS address and corresponding wss endpoint.
If the agent and hub run on the same machine, use different Tailscale HTTPS ports to avoid collisions. The default setup is hub -> 443, agent -> agent port.