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@poolot/lily

v0.1.4

Published

Lily — run the Pathvela coding agent on your own computer. Gives Lily in your browser a real terminal, files, and test runs.

Readme

@poolot/lily

Lily — the Pathvela coding agent — running on your own computer.

Your browser can show you Lily, but a web page can never run a command on your machine; that is the browser's security model. This launcher closes that gap from the other side: it starts Lily locally, and your Pathvela tab connects to her over 127.0.0.1. Real files, real commands, real test runs — on your hardware, never ours.

Use it

npx -y @poolot/lily

Run it inside your project folder. Lily prints a 6-digit pairing code; enter that in Code Mode on Pathvela and you are connected.

  Lily is ready on this computer.

  Folder        /Users/you/my-project
  Pairing code  552327
  Port          8791

The first run downloads Lily once (cached under ~/.lily/bin/); every run after that starts instantly.

Ending access

Closing the terminal window ends Lily's access to your computer, immediately. So does Ctrl-C. Nothing keeps running in the background.

What Lily can reach

Only the folder you started her in. Not your whole computer, not other projects. Start her somewhere else and that becomes the new scope.

Only pathvela.com may connect, only from 127.0.0.1, and only with the pairing code shown in your terminal — a page you visit cannot silently attach itself to Lily.

Requirements

Node 18+. macOS, Linux, or Windows on x64/arm64.

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | |---|---| | LILY_BINARY | Use a local build instead of the downloaded one | | LILY_BINARY_VERSION | Pin a specific Lily version | | LILY_DOWNLOAD_BASE | Alternate download origin |


Part of Pathvela.