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neuphlo-runner

v0.4.3

Published

Local agent runner for Neuphlo — bridges Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor CLI with Neuphlo cloud

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Maintainers

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Keywords

neuphloai-agentclaude-codecodexrunnercli

Readme

neuphlo-runner

Local agent runner for Neuphlo. Bridges the Neuphlo backend with locally-installed AI CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor) so workspace AI can use your existing subscription credentials — no API keys required.

Install

npm install -g neuphlo-runner
# or
pnpm install -g neuphlo-runner

You also need at least one of the upstream CLIs installed and signed in on the same machine:

  • Claude Code — claude on PATH, signed in via claude login
  • Codex — codex on PATH, signed in via codex login
  • Gemini CLI — gemini on PATH, signed in via gemini auth
  • Cursor — cursor on PATH, signed in

Run

neuphlo-runner --adapter claude-code --port 3100 --cwd ~/projects/some-repo

Flags:

| Flag | Default | Notes | |---|---|---| | --adapter / -a | claude-code | One of claude-code, codex, gemini, cursor | | --port / -p | 3100 | HTTP port the runner listens on | | --cwd / -d | process.cwd() | Working directory the CLI runs against | | --token | (none) | Shared secret. If set, all /execute and /infer requests must send Authorization: Bearer <token> |

Expose to Neuphlo

The runner listens on localhost. Expose it via your preferred tunnel:

cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:3100
# or
ngrok http 3100

Add the tunnel URL to Neuphlo → Preferences → AI → Providers → Claude Code / Codex / Gemini / Cursor.

Endpoints

| Endpoint | Used for | |---|---| | GET /health | Liveness + CLI version probe | | GET /models | Lists models the adapter supports | | POST /infer | One turn. Cowork uses this — tools execute on the Neuphlo backend against the session's Principal, never on this machine | | POST /execute | Legacy agent-mode (the CLI runs its own loop). Used by code-mode jobs |

Security

The runner spawns the upstream CLI inside an ephemeral HOME directory containing only Neuphlo's host-callback MCP plus symlinks to the user's subscription credentials. Every tool call is POSTed back to the Neuphlo backend with a short-lived (15 min) JWT and executed against the chat's workspace Principal — so workspace-mismatch silent mutations are structurally impossible regardless of which CLI is in use.

License

MIT