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qev-workspace

v0.1.6

Published

Consent-first remote workspace CLI for installing and launching QEV Host.

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remote-workspaceremote-supportdesktop-hosttauriscreen-sharingteam-workspaceqev

Readme

QEV Workspace

Consent-first remote workspace tooling for teams.

QEV Workspace is built around one rule:

No silent access. No unattended control. No hidden monitoring.

This npm package is a lightweight installer and launcher for QEV Host, the native desktop app that runs on the computer being controlled.

What this package does

qev-workspace helps users:

  • open the QEV Workspace web app
  • check their platform
  • find the right QEV Host installer
  • download and launch the Mac or Windows desktop installer from GitHub Releases

It does not silently install remote-control software. It does not run a hidden agent. It does not bypass OS permissions.

Quick start

npx qev-workspace install

Open the web app:

npx qev-workspace open-web

Check your setup:

npx qev-workspace doctor

Commands

qev-workspace install

Download and open the right QEV Host installer for this computer.

qev-workspace doctor

Check Node version, platform, GitHub release availability, and matching installer assets.

qev-workspace status

Show basic local install hints.

qev-workspace open-web

Open the QEV Workspace public web app.

qev-workspace open-release

Open the QEV Host GitHub Releases page.

qev-workspace help

Show command help.

Architecture

QEV Workspace has two parts.

Web app

Used for session creation, joining sessions, viewing remote screens, requesting control, and approving or revoking control.

https://theartofsound.github.io/qev-workspace/

QEV Host desktop app

Installed on the computer being controlled.

Used for native screen capture, launch-at-login, OS permission checks, visible control approval, and future native input execution.

https://github.com/TheArtOfSound/qev-workspace/releases

Security model

QEV Workspace is designed around explicit consent.

  • The host app must be installed intentionally.
  • The controlled computer must approve control.
  • macOS and Windows permissions must be granted explicitly.
  • Control is time-limited.
  • Control can be revoked.
  • The browser is not treated as the controlled computer.
  • The native host app is responsible for OS-level behavior.

Platform support

| Platform | Status | |---|---| | macOS | Preview installer workflow | | Windows | Preview installer workflow | | Linux | Not packaged yet |

Example flow

On the computer being controlled:

npx qev-workspace install

Then install QEV Host, open it, enable launch at login, grant required OS permissions, and use the QEV Workspace web app for sessions.

On the viewer computer:

npx qev-workspace open-web

Repository

https://github.com/TheArtOfSound/qev-workspace

License

UNLICENSED preview package.