The Vibe In One runner

A runner is a machine of yours that does a board's agent work: it dials out to your workspace, picks up cards assigned to the AI assignee, works in a checkout of your own repository and comes back with a diff you review on the card. Nothing listens on it — no port to open, no firewall rule to add.

Current version: 0.1.0. Checksums are published beside each file, at the same URL with .sha256 on the end.

• Download for Linux pcbbugs-runner-0.1.0-linux.tar.gz · 221 KB — installs a systemd user service that starts at boot and survives logging out.
• Download for macOS pcbbugs-runner-0.1.0-macos.tar.gz · 221 KB — installs nothing as a service — macOS is not a supported target, so the installer prints the command to run it with.
• Download for Windows pcbbugs-runner-0.1.0-windows.zip · 248 KB — installs a Scheduled Task that starts when you log in.

What to do with it

1. Unpack the archive on the machine that should do the work.
2. Run ./install.sh in it — or .\install.ps1 in PowerShell on Windows.
3. Paste the workspace address and the token from Settings → Runner machines → Add machine when it asks.
4. Watch the machine appear in that same list.

The machine needs Node 20 or newer, git, and an agent CLI (claude or opencode) installed and logged in as the user the service will run as. The installer checks all three and says what to do about each before it writes anything.