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tw-labs

v0.1.5

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Remote coding-agent daemon for tw-labs.cc

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tw-labs daemon

tw-labs is the Mac-local half of the tw-labs.cc remote coding-agent cockpit. It pairs one Mac to an account, reports installed harness capabilities, safely serves folder browsing, and will run selected local harnesses for phone-created tasks.

The daemon never uploads your AI credentials or arbitrary file contents. It only executes adapters registered by the daemon—never a raw shell command from the web app.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • A paired tw-labs.cc account
  • CONVEX_URL set while pairing

Pair and start

CONVEX_URL=https://YOUR_DEPLOYMENT.convex.cloud npx tw-labs@latest pair YOUR_CODE
npx tw-labs@latest start

Credentials are saved with restricted permissions at ~/.tw-labs/credentials.

Current capabilities

  • pairing, revocation-aware heartbeats, and harness detection;
  • reports available harnesses such as Claude Code, Codex, and Pi;
  • safe Home-rooted folder browsing (tokens only; no file contents);
  • claims queued project sessions and runs registered local harness adapters (Claude Code, Codex, Pi).

System/sensitive locations are hidden by default. The daemon never executes a raw shell command from the cloud — only known adapters.

Development

pnpm --filter tw-labs build
pnpm --filter tw-labs typecheck
pnpm --filter tw-labs test
pnpm --filter tw-labs exec npm pack --dry-run