@krowk/cli

A coding agent harness: one session, on any machine, model or agent. It runs Claude, GPT, Grok or any OpenAI-compatible model on your existing subscription or an API key, or drives Claude Code and Codex; syncs sessions between your machines end-to-end encrypted; follows Claude Code's permissions, skills and hooks; and publishes screenshots, diffs and logs as links that unfurl in GitHub, Slack, Linear and Basecamp.

npx @krowk/cli connect     # sign in to a provider
npx @krowk/cli             # open the agent here
npx @krowk/cli -p "fix the build"

Publishing works on its own too, with no account:

npx @krowk/cli push screenshot.png \
  --pull-request="https://github.com/acme/storefront/pull/412"

✓ Uploaded screenshot.png → https://krowk.com/a/art_2e1d
  412 KB · expires tomorrow

What this package is

A launcher. krowk itself is a single static Rust binary with no runtime and no dependencies — this package carries the full build, the agent included; this package exists because the website says npx @krowk/cli push and some people are already in Node.

The binary it installs is still called krowk, and npx runs a package's only bin whatever that bin is named, so npx @krowk/cli push works. The bare krowk name on npm is not available — npm's typosquat filter rejects it as too similar to the existing growl package — which is why this ships under the @krowk scope.

Installing it pulls one more package — @krowk/cli-linux-x64 or whichever matches your machine — through the same npm registry as everything else. There is no postinstall script and no download from a second host, so it works behind a proxy, under npm ci --ignore-scripts, and off a private mirror.

If Node is not already in the picture, skip it. The binary is the primary channel:

cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/krowkcom/krowk --features harness krowk
# or grab an archive from https://github.com/krowkcom/krowk/releases/latest

Documentation

The agent, commands, flags, output formats, MCP, and what the CLI refuses to upload and why: https://github.com/krowkcom/krowk.

MIT.