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cmux Cloud machines
Use an existing machine and a workspace for the task. Machine terminals persist when panes close or the Mac disconnects. Work headlessly; open a pane or share a URL when there is a result for the user to inspect.
Start with discovery
cmux vm --help
cmux auth status
cmux vm ls --json
cmux vm route --jsonOn the Mac, host operations need the app, sign-in and its private tunnel. Inside a machine, use cmux self --json and the guest's help; read guest operations for its supported subset and auth. Installed help is authoritative when versions differ.
route inspects placement without creating a machine. Read would_provision and the backend's limits/capabilities; do not assume a plan cap, memory size or provider feature. Reuse the router's pool machine, or explicitly pin an existing target with --machine <id>. Base is the user's persistent work. Prefer another workspace on a machine to another machine.
Run and observe
After identifying an authorized target, choose the operation:
| Need | Start here |
|---|---|
| Bounded command and exit code | cmux vm run --machine <id> -- <command> |
| Detached coding agent | cmux vm agent --machine <id> --agent codex --no-open -- "<task>" |
| Project with a dev layout | cmux vm dev <id> --dry-run --json, then the approved plan |
| Observe without opening panes | cmux vm tree <id> --json, cmux vm terminal read <id> <term> |
| Completion and full output | cmux vm terminal wait-exit <id> <term>, then terminal output |
Read the selected verb's --help before adding flags. Retain the machine, workspace/terminal identity and actual exit result. A finished wait is not proof that tests passed. Use vm open/workspace open to present verified results; closing a view does not stop the machine terminal.
Constraints that apply throughout
- Provisioning, forking, resetting, resizing and destructive cleanup need the
user's authorization for the target and effect; retain authorization already given. Do not delete machines to make capacity or reset Base as a workaround.
- Keep account/upstream tokens on the host. Do not copy the user's credentials
into a machine unless requested. Use the secret/env transfer paths when authorized; values do not belong in layout JSON, logs or command arguments.
- Use
--no-open,--detachor--printwhile working. Focus changes are intentional.
workspace rm kills its terminals; workspace close detaches them.
Read only the relevant detail
- Workflow recipes: project setup, interactive
terminals, long runs, peer agents, forks and service publication.
- Command reference: exact flags, JSON/exit contracts,
file/env transfer, layouts, limits and capabilities. Search its task index first.
- Guest operations: host/guest grammar, CodeRouter,
peer access, mirror behavior, notifications and browser authentication.
- Sidebar parity: map a specific UI action to CLI.
- Local workspace rules: presenting cloud work
without disrupting the caller's workspace.
