Your computer

Host commands

Run these in a terminal on the computer where the host is installed.

Command	What it does
`npx @repogo/host`	Install and start the host, then show a pairing code
`npx @repogo/host pair`	Show a pairing code for another device
`npx @repogo/host pair --reusable 14d`	Open an invite any number of devices can join until it expires (`off` ends it)
`npx @repogo/host status`	Show whether the host is running
`npx @repogo/host devices`	List the paired devices
`npx @repogo/host devices revoke <id>`	Remove a device: its connections close and it can no longer reach the host
`npx @repogo/host relay`	Show the relay phones reach this computer through
`npx @repogo/host relay set <url>`	Use your own relay; paired devices pair again (Use your own relay)
`npx @repogo/host relay reset`	Go back to RepoGo's relay; paired devices pair again
`npx @repogo/host tunnels`	List the public tunnels that are open
`npx @repogo/host tunnels close <slug>`	Close a tunnel; its URL stops working right away
`npx @repogo/host start` / `stop` / `restart`	Start, stop or restart the background host
`npx @repogo/host logs`	Show the host's logs
`npx @repogo/host update`	Update to the latest version
`npx @repogo/host keep-awake enable`	Keep a Mac awake with its lid closed while a device is paired
`npx @repogo/host uninstall`	Remove the background service
`npx @repogo/host version`	Print the host's version

Update#

bash

npx @repogo/host update

The update waits for running work: it refuses while agents, terminals or builds are running. Add --now to stop them and update anyway.

Uninstall#

bash

npx @repogo/host uninstall
rm -rf ~/.repogo

uninstall removes the background service and RepoGo's agent hooks, and keeps your pairings and data in ~/.repogo. Delete that folder to remove everything.