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@lucideai/local

v2.0.1

Published

8 days ago

Lucide Remote Control Client - Execute commands on your local machine via LucideAI

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lucide remote-control sandbox pentesting security cli

@lucideai/local

Lucide Remote Control — Execute commands on your local machine from LucideAI.

Installation

npx @lucideai/local@latest --token YOUR_TOKEN

Or install globally:

npm install -g @lucideai/local
lucide-local --token YOUR_TOKEN

Usage

npx @lucideai/local@latest --token hsb_abc123 --name "My VPS"

Commands run directly on your host OS. The client connects to LucideAI and relays commands in real-time.

Options

| Option | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ | | --token TOKEN | Authentication token from LucideAI Settings (required) | | --name NAME | Connection name shown in LucideAI (default: hostname) | | --convex-url URL | Override backend URL (for development) | | --help, -h | Show help message |

Getting Your Token

Go to LucideAI Settings
Navigate to the "Agents" tab
Click "Generate Token" or copy your existing token

Security

Commands run directly on your OS without any isolation. Only connect machines you trust and control. The client auto-terminates after 1 hour of inactivity.

License

MIT