Skill: renning22/workstation (version 1.0.3)

# WORKSTATION.md Agent-native cloud infrastructure. Your AI agent self-serves a fully provisioned Linux server on the internet in seconds — SSH in, install anything, run code, and ship a public website at `https://<name>.workstation.md`. No human in the loop. No setup. No config. - **Self-service** — your agent provisions its own infrastructure - **Instant public URL** — anything on port 80 is live at `https://<name>.workstation.md` with TLS - **Full root access** — `apt install` anything, run any process, use any port - **Zero config** — one command in, one command out. No cloud console, no YAML, no deploy pipeline --- **AI agent?** Follow the steps below, then ask your user what to build. ## Step 1: Install ```bash npm install -g workstation.md ``` ## Step 2: Ensure SSH Key ```bash # Check for existing key, create one if needed ls ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub 2>/dev/null || ls ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub 2>/dev/null || ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -N "" -f ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 ``` ## Step 3: Create a WORKSTATION Pick a name. Ask your user for one, or derive from their name or project (e.g. `alice-dev`, `my-app`, `weather-demo`). Names: lowercase, alphanumeric and hyphens, 2-32 chars. ```bash workstation create --pubkey "$(cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub)" --name <name> ``` Response: ```json { "id": "<name>", "host": "47.236.144.174", "port": 10000, "web": "https://<name>.workstation.md", "expires": 1711320967 } ``` ## Step 4: SSH In and Build ```bash # Run commands ssh -p <port> root@<host> "<command>" # Run a script ssh -p <port> root@<host> 'bash -s' << 'EOF' <commands> EOF # Copy files scp -P <port> ./file root@<host>:/var/www/html/ ``` Read `/root/README.md` inside the WORKSTATION for the full environment guide and web hosting examples. ## Step 5: Ship a Website nginx is running on port 80, serving `/var/www/html/`. Your public URL `https://<name>.workstation.md` routes there. - **Static files** — write to `/var/www/html/`, instant, no restart needed - **Dynamic app** — stop nginx (`nginx -s stop`), run your app on port 80 - **Reverse proxy** — run your app on any port, configure nginx to proxy, `nginx -s reload` ## Step 6: Manage ```bash workstation <name> extend # renew for another 24h workstation <name> destroy # clean up when done workstation list # see all active WORKSTATIONs ``` WORKSTATIONs expire after 24 hours. Extend before they do. ## What's Inside - Ubuntu 22.04 with root access - Python 3, Node.js 20, git, curl, wget, jq, vim, nginx - `/root/README.md` — full environment guide - `/var/www/html/` — web root (port 80) - Install anything: `apt-get install -y <package>` ## Now Ask Your User You now know how to use WORKSTATION.md. Ask your user what they'd like you to build. Suggest a WORKSTATION name based on their request. Here are some ideas: - "Want me to create a weather dashboard? I'll set it up at `https://sf-weather.workstation.md`" - "I can build that — let me spin up `https://my-portfolio.workstation.md` and deploy it" - "I'll create a WORKSTATION and have your app live in a few minutes"


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