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@zusehq/serve

v0.1.5

Published

One-command remote access for Zuse workspaces

Readme

Zuse Serve

@zusehq/serve runs a durable Zuse environment and provides a JSON-only CLI for agent orchestration.

npx @zusehq/serve

Install the package globally to use the shorter executable:

npm install --global @zusehq/serve
zuse serve status

Agent CLI

Discover the available computers, projects, models, chats, and sessions:

zuse commands
zuse computer list
zuse project list
zuse model list
zuse chat list --project <project-id>
zuse session list --project <project-id> --chat <chat-id>

Create work or send a message with structured input:

zuse chat create --input-json @request.json
zuse session send --input-json '{"project":"<project-id>","session":"<session-id>","message":"Continue with the approved plan."}'

Fork and hand off conversations without copying large transcripts through the shell:

zuse session fork --project <project-id> --session <source-session-id> --message <message-id> --destination tab
zuse session send --project <project-id> --session <target-session-id> --message "Continue this handoff." --transcript <source-session-id> --plan <planning-session-id>

Use session model to change only the active model. Provider changes remain a separate session provider command.

Agent commands emit one versioned JSON envelope on stdout. Check both the exit code and the envelope's ok field before treating a mutation as successful. Creation commands support --idempotency-key for safe retries.

See the complete agent CLI documentation and Serve command reference.