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BAUD: your AIPass machine on your phone

See which agents are working, open their live sessions and type into them, and check on the machine itself, from your phone's browser. Served from your own machine, with no account with us.

What it is

BAUD is the phone face of your AIPass machine: the agents, their rooms, the machine monitor, your project files, git changes and backups. AIPass is what everything runs on; BAUD is how you look at it from anywhere.

What it looks like

The wheel: a project's agents in a row, the selected one ringed in green, each with a count of waiting mail.
The wheel: every agent in a project, with its live state and waiting mail.
An agent's card: its role and status, counts of mail, plans and todos, and buttons for files, shell, watch and memory.
An agent's card: what it is doing, its mail, plans and todos, and the doors to its files, shell and memory.
A room: an agent's live terminal session on the phone, with a key row and a line to type into at the bottom.
A room: the agent's live session. Read it, type into it, send it a photo.
The machine monitor: overall CPU use, a bar per core, and load averages over one, five and fifteen minutes.
The machine: CPU per core and load, live, beside memory, temperature, network and battery.

What it needs

  • An Android phone. BAUD is tested on Android; iPhone is not tested yet.
  • Tailscale on the machine and on the phone, so the phone reaches the machine over your own network.
  • Linux on x86_64 for the machine.

Pairing

At the end of aipass install, the installer shows a QR code. Point the phone's camera at it and tap the link; the phone signs itself in. The code works once, for five minutes.

A paired phone can act as you on the machine. Guard it like an SSH key, and revoke its access the moment it is lost.

Get it

Installing AIPass sets BAUD up with it. BAUD's own installer also installs both at once:

$ curl -fsSL https://github.com/AIOSAI/baud/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh