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@mantisware/miabot-agent

v0.1.58

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Pair a host or VM with a miaBot account

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Machines

Scripts to stand up each computer kind and register it on a miaBot account.

The Machines tab registers placement only. A computer starts when a bot needs a desktop or shell. Durability stays in AgentHomeStore, not the provider VM.

Add in the app

  1. Sign in (personal desktop or hosted origin).
  2. Settings → Machines → Add
  3. Pick a kind. Pairing kinds show a code.
  4. On a paired host or VM (blank Ubuntu is fine after Node is installed):
npx --yes @mantisware/miabot-agent pair --code CODE

Pass --origin https://your-account.example or set MIABOT_ORIGIN. For a local account, pass --origin http://127.0.0.1:5173.

Keep that process running as a normal user. The hosted account sends shell and file work to this process — same permissions as the user who launched it. Workspaces live under ~/.miabot/computers. Live desktop preview is not tunneled yet. --backend docker is only for a local container supervisor.

  1. Open a bot → Computer → Machine and select the row.

Agent is accepted as an alias: npx --yes @mantisware/miabot-agent Agent pair --code CODE --origin URL.

Same RPC from this folder:

export MIABOT_ORIGIN=http://127.0.0.1:5173
export [email protected]
export MIABOT_PASSWORD=...
apps/machines/add.sh --kind docker
apps/machines/add.sh --kind pair --name Lab

Do not print those credentials.

Scripts

| Script | Kind | How it joins the app | | --- | --- | --- | | docker.sh | Docker pool | Settings → Add → Docker, or --add (machines/create) | | desktop.sh | This computer | Personal app only. Settings → Add → This computer, or --add | | pair.sh | Paired host | Settings → Add → Pair, then miabot-agent.sh pair | | vm.sh | Paired VM | Settings → Add → Virtual machine, then pair inside the guest | | parallels.sh | Parallels VM | --add uses adapter parallels | | ssh-vnc.sh | Attached SSH+VNC | --add uses adapter ssh-vnc | | firecracker.sh | MicroVM engine | .env SANDBOX_PROVIDER=firecracker (not an Add row) | | e2b.sh | E2B engine | .env SANDBOX_PROVIDER=e2b + E2B_API_KEY | | daytona.sh | Daytona engine | .env SANDBOX_PROVIDER=daytona + DAYTONA_API_KEY | | box.sh | Box engine | .env SANDBOX_PROVIDER=box + BOX_API_KEY | | miabot-agent.sh | Pairing client | machines/completePair on the host being added | | add.sh | All Add rows | Shared create / beginPair helper |

fake is test-only. Do not add it on a real account.

Deployment engines (SANDBOX_PROVIDER) pick where new computers boot. Machines rows pick a named placement on top of that. See docs/self-host-sandbox-providers.md and docs/computer-runtime.md.