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remote-code-x-cli

v0.1.0

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Mac helper installer for Remote Code X.

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remote-code-xcodexiphonemacremote

Readme

Remote Code X CLI

Run the Mac helper installer from Terminal:

npx remote-code-x-cli

Homebrew is only the prerequisite for installing missing Mac tools. It does not create or start remote-code-x by itself.

First-time flow on a fresh Mac:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
npx remote-code-x-cli

The installer starts the Remote Code X Mac services, opens a temporary remote tunnel, and prints a pairing QR for the iPhone app.

Normal mode keeps iPhone access ON while the Terminal window stays open. Close the Terminal window to stop access.

The QR can save both:

  • a local same-Wi-Fi relay URL
  • a remote HTTPS relay URL for outside-home access

After the first setup, remote-code-x reopens the same setup and QR screen. If the same Terminal still says command not found, open a new Terminal window or run source ~/.zshrc.

If you intentionally want it to keep running after Terminal closes:

remote-code-x background

Stop iPhone access to this Mac:

remote-code-x stop

Check whether it is running:

remote-code-x status

Made by HatanakaHiroki / Hiro no Piano no Heya.