@runtypelabs/cli 2.28.1 → 2.30.0

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@@ -133,6 +133,45 @@ long-running flows can complete; use `--timeout <ms>` to choose a different dead
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  `RUNTYPE_API_KEY` before using `--input -` or `-F key=@-`; the CLI will not put an interactive login
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  prompt on a stream that contains tool arguments.
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+ ### Connect a Mac to Runtype Devices
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+ `runtype devices` is the control plane for local computers connected to Runtype agents. The CLI
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+ owns authentication, pairing, status, and lifecycle commands; a separate native helper owns
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+ Keychain identity, macOS permissions, Messages access, and the persistent outbound relay
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+ connection. The CLI does not need to remain running after setup.
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+ The current macOS helper is an internal-alpha source distribution. Build it from a core checkout,
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+ then let the public CLI copy it to a stable per-user location, pair it without putting the one-time
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+ secret in process arguments, and start its background service:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm --filter @runtypelabs/device-daemon-macos build
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+ runtype devices setup \
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+ --helper-path apps/device-daemon-macos/.build/debug/runtype-device \
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+ --name "My Mac"
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+ runtype devices status
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+ runtype devices doctor
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+ runtype devices list
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+ runtype devices mcp-url <device-id>
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+ ```
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+ Sending from the user's iMessage account remains locally disabled until explicitly enabled:
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+ ```bash
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+ runtype devices policy allow-send
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+ runtype devices policy deny-send
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+ ```
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+ Policy changes restart an installed device service so the relay receives the updated tool
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+ manifest. If the service is stopped, the CLI reports publication as pending until
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+ `runtype devices install` is run.
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+ Use `runtype devices logs --follow` for local daemon diagnostics and
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+ `runtype devices revoke <device-id> --yes` to invalidate a device in Runtype. External distribution still requires the
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+ planned signed and notarized `Runtype Device.app`; the source-built `--helper-path` workflow is not
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+ the production packaging story.
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  ### 3. Work With Agents, Flows, and Records
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  ```bash