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agy-mux

v1.3.0

Published

Cloud session layer for Antigravity CLI. Sessions survive laptop closures, continue from any device.

Downloads

635

Readme

agy-mux

Cloud session layer for Antigravity CLI. Sessions survive laptop closures, continue from any device.

npm install -g agy-mux

Quick start

# Deploy to GCE (one command)
agy-mux deploy

# That's it. Start a session:
agy-mux start my-feature

# Close laptop. agy keeps running.
# Open another machine:
agy-mux resume <session-id>

start spawns agy on the server. resume reconnects to a running session. Ctrl+\ detaches without killing. That's the whole idea.

CLI

agy-mux deploy              # Provision GCE VM, install everything, auto-configure
agy-mux deploy status       # Check server health
agy-mux deploy teardown     # Delete the VM

agy-mux start [name]        # Create a new session and connect
agy-mux resume <id>         # Reconnect to a running session
agy-mux list                # Show active sessions
agy-mux stop <id>           # Kill a session
agy-mux logs <id>           # Show session output log
agy-mux config              # Set server URL and token manually
  • Ctrl+\ detaches — session keeps running
  • Ctrl+C forwards to agy — normal interrupt behavior

How it works

  terminal ──WebSocket──→ agy-mux server ──stdin/stdout──→ agy subprocess
     ↑                          │
     └───── resume from ────────┘
             any device

Server spawns agy as a subprocess, streams I/O over WebSocket to any connected client. History is kept in memory and on disk — reconnecting replays everything.

License

MIT © Hemanth.HM