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pinhere

v0.3.0

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Pair local coding agents with Pinhere and process browser-reported issues.

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Pinhere CLI

Pair a local Codex installation with Pinhere and repair browser-reported issues in the matching repository.

npm install --global pinhere
pinhere skill install --agent auto
pinhere auth login
pinhere projects list
pinhere agent bind --project pinhere --path /absolute/path/to/repository --mode yolo
pinhere agent doctor
pinhere agent service install

pinhere agent doctor verifies the selected Codex executable by completing an app-server handshake in the same deterministic environment used by the daemon. This supports standalone, package-manager, Homebrew, and macOS desktop-bundled Codex installations without assuming one fixed path.

Use the project's public identifier in every --project argument. To stop or restart polling for only one binding while the machine-wide service keeps running:

pinhere agent pause --project pinhere
pinhere agent resume --project pinhere
pinhere agent unbind --project pinhere

Binding, pausing, resuming, and unbinding are synchronized with Pinhere. An explicit bind from another Agent replaces the previous Agent. If synchronization fails, the CLI restores the previous local configuration. Repository paths always remain local and are never sent to the server.

Use pinhere help for the command list. yolo is the unattended default; workspace keeps Codex inside its workspace sandbox, and confirm requests approval in an attached terminal.

Give an AI the bootstrap instructions at https://pinhere.dev/.well-known/pinhere-skill-install.md. The installer copies the complete bundled Skill directory, including future references, scripts, assets, and agent metadata. The raw workflow remains available at https://pinhere.dev/.well-known/pinhere-skill.md.