Use Cube from your coding agent

A coding agent on your Mac, such as Claude Code or Codex in a terminal, can hand work to your Cube computer over SSH: long test runs, builds, or a second agent that keeps going after you close your laptop.

Give it SSH accessCopy Anchor Link

Turn on Allow SSH from this Mac in your computer's SSH card, in Machine. Cube writes a host for the computer to ~/.ssh, so anything on your Mac that uses SSH can reach it with the alias. See SSH from Codex and Claude.

Find your computers' aliases:

grep -h '^Host cube-' ~/.ssh/cube-*.config

Then your agent runs commands there with ssh:

ssh cube-… 'cd my-repo && git pull && npm test'

The user on the computer is ubuntu, and paths are relative to its home folder.

Tell it when to use the computerCopy Anchor Link

Add a section like this to your project's AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, with your alias and folder:

## Cube computer

This project also lives on a Cube cloud computer, reachable over SSH as `cube-…`
(user `ubuntu`, repository in `~/my-repo`).

- Run long or heavy work there, not on this Mac: full test suites, builds, benchmarks.
  Example: `ssh cube-… 'cd my-repo && git pull && npm test'`
- Work that must keep going after the laptop closes runs there too, inside a terminal
  started from the Cube app.
- Push your branch before running it there, and pull on the computer first.
- Cube's docs for agents: https://docs.cube.computer/llms-full.txt

Point it at these docsCopy Anchor Link

• llms-full.txt: every page in one file, for an agent to read in one go.
• llms.txt: an index of the pages with key facts.
• Any page as Markdown: add .md to its URL, such as /docs/ssh.md.