Qlodura

16GB cloud device straight from your CLI terminal into the browser via GitHub Actions + cloudflared.

Install

npm install -g qlodura

Usage

Authenticate

qlodura auth

Or pass your token directly:

qlodura auth --token YOUR_GITHUB_PAT

Start a Device (TUI)

qlodura init

Launches an interactive TUI where you can choose:

• Account type (Personal / Organization)
• Operating System (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora)
• Architecture (x64, ARM64)
• Repository (create new or use existing)
• Public/Private visibility

Start a Device (CLI Flags)

qlodura start --os ubuntu --arch x64 --repo my-cloud-device --public

Options

--os       Operating system base (ubuntu, debian, fedora) [default: ubuntu]
--arch     Architecture (x64, arm64) [default: x64]
--org      GitHub organization name (leave empty for personal account)
--repo     GitHub repository to use (will be created if it doesn't exist) [default: qlodura-workspace]
--public   Make repository public for unlimited free minutes [default: true]

How It Works

1. auth stores your GitHub token locally
2. init or start creates a repository (if needed)
3. Pushes a GitHub Actions workflow that runs ttyd + cloudflared on a 16GB runner
4. Triggers the workflow
5. The workflow creates a cloudflared tunnel and commits the URL back to the repo
6. CLI detects the URL and opens it in your browser

Nothing is downloaded to your local machine. The cloud device runs entirely on GitHub Actions runners in the cloud. You access it through your browser via a temporary cloudflared tunnel URL.

Requirements

• GitHub account with Actions enabled
• GitHub Personal Access Token with repo and workflow scopes
• Public repository recommended for unlimited free minutes

Free Tier

• Public repos: Unlimited GitHub Actions minutes
• Private repos: 500 minutes/month (free account), 3000 minutes/month (Pro)
• Each session lasts up to 6 hours

Example

# Start a 16GB Ubuntu device in your org
qlodura start --org my-org --os ubuntu --arch x64 --public

# Interactive mode
qlodura init