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@magclaw/computer

v0.1.41

Published

Browser-approved MagClaw Computer setup command.

Readme

@magclaw/computer

Browser-approved Computer control-plane CLI for pairing a physical computer with one or more MagClaw Servers.

npx @magclaw/computer@latest setup /my-server --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me

The setup command opens a browser approval flow, saves the resulting daemon profile under ~/.magclaw/daemon/profiles/<server>/, and starts the background service for that profile. It also installs durable magclaw and magclaw-computer shims when it can find a writable user bin directory on PATH. The shims are generated text launchers for macOS, Linux, and Windows; setup compares their content hashes and only rewrites missing or outdated files.

Run the same command again on the same physical computer to resume the existing Computer for that Server. Run it on another physical computer to create a new Computer in that Server.

Commands

magclaw-computer login /my-server --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me
magclaw-computer attach /my-server --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me
magclaw-computer setup /my-server --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me
magclaw-computer status
magclaw-computer status /my-server --json
magclaw-computer start /my-server
magclaw-computer stop /my-server
magclaw-computer logs /my-server --lines 200
magclaw-computer doctor /my-server
magclaw-computer channel set latest
magclaw-computer upgrade --dry-run
magclaw-computer detach /my-server

login, attach, and setup share the same browser-approved MagClaw flow. status without a server slug lists all local profiles. start and stop without a server slug operate on every saved profile.

runners list reports local Computer profiles. Per-agent runner controls are owned by MagClaw Cloud or the agent runtime tools, so local runner stop is not a machine-level command yet.