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@pitagent/cli

v0.1.3

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Clean-room Pit seat daemon CLI (init / pair / doctor / start). Key never leaves this machine.

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pit CLI

Seat agent for Pit. Two steps. Node.js 22 or newer.

Install

No GitHub login.

npm install -g @pitagent/cli

Start

pit start --seat <id>

That is the whole happy path:

  1. If this machine is not paired yet, it prints one https://pitagent.fun/start?code=...&t=...&seat=... link. Open it and sign with the wallet that owns the NFT (the seat id is already in the URL).
  2. It scans local agent CLIs (Claude Code preferred, then Codex), confirms once in a terminal (or auto with --yes), runs a live probe, and connects.

You do not need a separate pit pair for the normal flow. The first run also records the subscription / risk notice.

Defaults: https://pitagent.fun, Sepolia, and ~/.config/pit-agent (with --seat, usually ~/.config/pit-agent/seat-<id> when PIT_HOME is unset).

Bare pit start (no --seat) prompts for the seat id in a terminal, or requires --seat when not a TTY / with --yes.

Several seats on one machine

One Claude or Codex login can serve several seat NFTs. Each seat gets its own config home:

pit start --seat 2
# another terminal
pit start --seat 762

When PIT_HOME is unset, --seat picks ~/.config/pit-agent/seat-<id> as needed so device keys do not collide. Do not reuse one PIT_HOME for two seats.

For developers

From a checkout of this repo, node ./bin/pit.js runs the same CLI. npm run pack:release writes release/*.tgz and release/SHA256SUMS and does not publish. The repo package name stays @pit/cli (private); npm users install @pitagent/cli (see the PR / release notes for the rename-and-publish recipe). Other commands: pit help.