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@opengsd/gsd-cloud

v1.11.0

Published

Standalone CLI agent that connects a local GSD runtime to GSD Cloud (cloud.opengsd.net)

Readme

@opengsd/gsd-cloud

Connect a local GSD runtime to GSD Cloud so you can monitor and control your GSD projects from any browser.

This is a self-contained agent. It depends only on ws and yaml — no @opengsd/daemon, no @opengsd/mcp-server, no @opengsd/gsd-pi. It runs the RFC 8628 device-flow login, opens a persistent WebSocket to the cloud gateway, and forwards each requested GSD workflow tool to your locally-installed gsd CLI (via gsd --mode mcp). The gateway default of https://cloud.opengsd.net is injected for login/pair so you never have to type --gateway.

Requires the gsd CLI (from @opengsd/gsd-pi) to be installed and on your PATH (or set GSD_CLI_PATH).

Usage

# Browser-based pairing against GSD Cloud (recommended). Run this from the GSD
# project directory to advertise. After approval, the connection continues in
# the background and the terminal prompt returns. No --gateway needed.
npx @opengsd/gsd-cloud login

# Show current cloud runtime configuration, connection status, and telemetry.
npx @opengsd/gsd-cloud status

# Start or restart the background runtime using saved credentials and projects.
npx @opengsd/gsd-cloud connect

# Stop the background runtime without removing saved credentials.
npx @opengsd/gsd-cloud stop

# Remove cloud runtime configuration from the local config file.
npx @opengsd/gsd-cloud disconnect

login (and pair) default to https://cloud.opengsd.net. To target a different gateway, pass --gateway <url> explicitly — the explicit flag always wins. The status, connect, stop, and disconnect commands do not use a gateway. disconnect also stops the runtime; stop leaves pairing intact so a later connect reconnects with the same credentials.

status reports a token-free telemetry object (connection state, traffic counters, per-project activity) read from the runtime's status file — this is the same file the GSD Cloud Monitor macOS app polls. See apps/gsd-cloud-monitor.

Environment

  • GSD_CLOUD_PROJECTS — path-delimiter separated list of project directories to advertise to the cloud (default: the current working directory).
  • GSD_CLI_PATH — path to the gsd binary (default: gsd on PATH).
  • GSD_CLOUD_EXECUTOR — backend adapter: gsd-pi (default). codex and claude adapters are stubbed for future use.

The project directory used by login is persisted in ~/.gsd/daemon.yaml. Set GSD_CLOUD_PROJECTS before login to advertise more than one project. Use --foreground with login or connect only when debugging the runtime in the current terminal.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22
  • The gsd CLI (@opengsd/gsd-pi) installed locally