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cmdop_server engine: core (db/auth/services/orm) + gRPC/REST transport + base processes, as an installable package

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cmdop-server — the self-hostable CMDOP relay engine

cmdop-server — self-hostable agent relay

Run your own CMDOP server: the relay hub your machines dial into over gRPC to become reachable from anywhere — terminal, remote exec, file ops, tunnels — plus Jarvis, a built-in AI that can drive your fleet. This package ships the engine (core + transport + base processes) so you can stand up a relay in your own network instead of relying on the public cloud.

pip install cmdop-server

📚 Full documentation: docs.cmdop.com — install, configuration, auth flows, and the gRPC reference. Product pages: Server · Connect · Bots · SDK.

What this package is

The "what doesn't change" half of a relay deployment — the engine, as a versioned, installable dependency:

  • core — db (Postgres + RLS), auth, crypto, ORM, services, observability;
  • gRPC + REST transport — the agent-plane hub and the operator REST/WS API;
  • base relay processes — api_server, grpc_server, tunnel_server, ws_gateway, worker.

A thin deployment repo installs cmdop-server and supplies only the parts you tailor: config (*.yaml / env), alembic migrations, your Jarvis agent (prompts + tools), your bots (telegram / discord / slack), and any extensions. Upgrade the engine by bumping one dependency.

How it connects

Your machines run the CMDOP agent and dial out to this server over gRPC (NAT-friendly — no inbound ports on the machine). Clients and the dashboard reach it over REST + WebSocket. The server links your fleet and hosts Jarvis, the server-side AI that can coordinate the other agents.

Why self-host

  • Your network, your data. The relay and its Postgres live where you put them — including air-gapped / on-prem.
  • One dependency, light deploy. The engine is a single pure-Python wheel; your repo stays small — config, migrations, and your own agent/bots on top.
  • Multi-tenant by design. Postgres RLS isolates fleets; one relay can serve many.

Built from the CMDOP monorepo src/ (engine packages only — jarvis_server, bots, and devtools ship in the deployment repo, not here). Apache-2.0.

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