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orchestrating

v0.4.0

Published

Stream terminal sessions to the orchestrat.ing dashboard

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Links

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Maintainers

upnorth_aiupnorth_ai

Keywords

cliterminalstreamingaiclaudeorchestrationdashboard

Readme

orchestrating

Stream terminal sessions to the orchestrat.ing dashboard. Monitor and interact with AI coding agents (Claude Code, etc.) from anywhere.

Install

npm i -g orchestrating

Requirements: Node.js 18+, Python 3 (for PTY mode)

Authentication

orch login     # Opens browser for authentication
orch logout    # Clears stored credentials

Usage

# Wrap any command
orch bash
orch claude "refactor the auth module"

# With a label
orch -l "deploy fix" claude "fix the CI pipeline"

# Continue a previous conversation
orch claude -c "now add tests"

# Auto-approve all permissions (yolo mode)
orch -y claude "build a website"

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | Default | |----------|-------------|---------| | ORC_URL | WebSocket server URL | wss://api.orchestrat.ing/ws | | ORC_TOKEN | Auth token (overrides stored credentials) | — |

Local Development

For local development, point to your local server:

ORC_URL=ws://localhost:3456/ws AUTH_TOKEN=dev-token-123 orch claude "hello"

How It Works

orch wraps your command in a PTY (or structured JSON mode for supported tools), streams the output over WebSocket to the orchestrat.ing server, and displays it in a web dashboard. You can interact with sessions remotely — send input, approve permissions, and monitor progress from any browser.

License

MIT