@fibteq/altair-runner 0.1.0 → 0.2.1

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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Gemini CLI.
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  - The CLI runs with **your own login on your computer**. altair-runner never reads, sends or stores your Claude,
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  OpenAI or Google credentials. The only secret it keeps is its own Altair runner token, in
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  `~/.altair-runner/config.json` (readable by you only).
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- - It only works in folders you shared with `altair-runner share`. A path from the server that is not one of them
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+ - It only works in folders you shared, from Altair > Devices or with `altair-runner share`. A path from the server that is not one of them
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  (after resolving symlinks) is refused.
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  ## Use
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  Requires Node 22+ and at least one of `claude`, `codex` or `gemini` on your `PATH`, already signed in.
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  ```sh
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- altair-runner pair ABCD-1234 --server https://altair.example.com # code from Altair > Devices
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- cd ~/code/my-project && altair-runner share # repeat for each folder
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- altair-runner start # leave it running
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+ npx altair-runner pair ABCD-1234 --server https://altair.example.com # code from Altair > Devices
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+ npx altair-runner service install # runs now and at every login
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  ```
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- Other commands: `altair-runner status`, `altair-runner unshare <folder>`, `altair-runner logout`.
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- Folders shared while `start` is running show up in Altair within a few seconds.
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+ Then add folders in Altair > Devices with **Add folder**: it browses this computer's folders through the runner
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+ (folder names only, never files) and shares the one you pick. The home folder itself and the disk root cannot be
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+ shared. From a terminal, `altair-runner share [folder]` and `altair-runner unshare <folder>` do the same.
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+ Other commands: `altair-runner status`, `altair-runner logout`, and `altair-runner start` to run it in a terminal
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+ instead of in the background (Ctrl+C stops it).
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+ ### In the background
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+ `altair-runner service install` copies the runner to `~/.altair-runner/bin` (so it keeps working after npx clears its
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+ cache) and registers it to start at login:
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+ | OS | How | Logs |
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+ | macOS | launchd agent `~/Library/LaunchAgents/io.fibteq.altair-runner.plist` | `~/.altair-runner/runner.log` |
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+ | Linux | systemd user service `altair-runner.service` | `journalctl --user -u altair-runner` |
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+ | Windows | `altair-runner.vbs` in the Startup folder | `~/.altair-runner/runner.log` |
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+ It keeps the `PATH` of the terminal you install it from, which is where it finds `claude`, `codex` and `gemini`.
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+ On macOS and Linux it restarts after a crash, but not after a clean stop (the computer was removed in Altair, or
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+ `altair-runner start` was run somewhere else with the same pairing). Run `service install` again after updating
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+ (`npx altair-runner@latest service install`) or to restart it; `service status` shows its state and
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+ `service uninstall` removes it. On Linux it starts when you log in; to start at boot without logging in, run
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+ `loginctl enable-linger`.
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  ### What the CLI may do
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- `altair-runner start --access <level>` (saved for next time):
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+ `altair-runner start --access <level>` or `altair-runner service install --access <level>` (saved for next time):
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  | level | Claude Code | Codex | Gemini CLI |
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