Dashboard
Save the machines you control under friendly aliases, create a personal API key, and let any MCP client reach your machines by name instead of pasting session codes.
Machines
Give each machine a friendly alias and paste the session code its agent printed
(looks like AIC-7K3P-WX9M-RTBN). A code does not rotate on its own — it
changes only on reinstall or a manual change-code. Once a machine is
linked to your account you can reach it by its alias at any time — until the owner
blocks your account or resets the code (which clears all links and blocks) and you
re-add it with the new one.
| Alias | Status | Last seen | Actions |
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API keys
Put an API key in your MCP client to reach all your machines by alias, without pasting session codes. Treat a key like a password — anyone holding it can run commands on your machines.
| Key | Name | Last used | Actions |
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Passkeys
Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or a security key — no email link to wait for. You can still use the email link as a fallback anytime.
| Passkey | Last used | Actions |
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Account
Heads up: with this off, a leaked API key keeps working indefinitely until you revoke it. We recommend leaving it on.