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warpmode-agent

v1.0.1

Published

Local compilation agent for AIHuddle/WarpMode codespace. Compiles and runs AI-generated code on your machine.

Readme

warpmode-agent

Local compilation agent for WarpMode codespace. Compiles and runs AI-generated code on your machine, feeding real compiler errors back into the fix loop.

Quick Start

npx warpmode-agent

Then open WarpMode codespace in your browser and click "Local Agent" in the toolbar.

How It Works

Browser (WarpMode)              Your Machine
     │                               │
     │   WebSocket connect            │
     ├──────────────────────────────►│  warpmode-agent
     │                               │
     │   Send code files              │
     ├──────────────────────────────►│  Write to temp dir
     │                               │  Run compiler
     │   Stream compiler output       │
     │◄──────────────────────────────┤  Return errors
     │                               │
     │   Parse errors → fix loop      │
  1. The agent starts a WebSocket server on localhost:9876
  2. Your browser connects when you click "Local Agent"
  3. During the build pipeline, code files are sent to the agent
  4. The agent writes them to a temp directory and runs the real compiler
  5. Compiler output (stdout/stderr) is streamed back to the browser
  6. Errors are parsed and fed into the iterative fix loop

Supported Languages

Auto-detected based on what's installed on your machine:

| Language | Compile | Run | Requires | |----------|---------|-----|----------| | Python | python3 -m py_compile | python3 | python3 | | JavaScript | node --check | node | node | | TypeScript | tsc --noEmit | tsx | node, typescript | | Java | javac | java | JDK | | Rust | cargo check | cargo run | rustc, cargo | | Go | go build | go run | go | | C | gcc | compiled binary | gcc | | C++ | g++ | compiled binary | g++ | | C# | dotnet build | dotnet run | .NET SDK | | Ruby | ruby -c | ruby | ruby | | PHP | php -l | php | php | | Swift | swiftc -typecheck | swift | swiftc | | Kotlin | kotlinc | java -jar | kotlinc, JDK |

Options

npx warpmode-agent --port 9877   # custom port
npx warpmode-agent --help        # show help
npx warpmode-agent --version     # show version

Security

  • Only listens on 127.0.0.1 (localhost only, not exposed to network)
  • Origin verification: only accepts connections from localhost and warpmode.app
  • Code runs in temp directories that are cleaned up after each job
  • 30-second execution timeout per job
  • No data is sent to any external server

License

MIT