shedix

Skill

Give your agent shedix

Install the shedix skill in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI or any agent with one command, or paste one line. Your agent can then start and drive cloud Linux machines.

The shedix skill teaches your coding agent to start and drive your shedix machines with curl and ssh. Once it's installed, ask your agent things like "move this session to shedix so I can close my laptop", "run these three tasks on separate machines" or "test this on a fresh Ubuntu box".

Any agent: one command

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and dozens more read the same skill format. The skills installer finds the agents on your computer and puts the skill where each one looks:

npx skills add shedix-dev/skills
  • Add -g to install it for every project instead of the current one.
  • Add -a codex, -a cursor or -a claude-code to pick the agent yourself.
  • It needs Node.js 22.

Claude Code: as a plugin

In Claude Code, add the shedix marketplace and install the plugin:

/plugin marketplace add shedix-dev/skills
/plugin install shedix@shedix

Updates arrive when the marketplace refreshes. The plugin holds the same skill as the command above.

No install: paste one line

Any agent that can run shell commands can read the skill straight from the site. Paste this:

Use shedix for this: https://shedix.dev/SKILL.md

Swap in what you want done, such as "Move this session to shedix so I can close my laptop". The use cases have ready-made lines.

The first time

Your agent shows you a short code and a link. Open it, sign in to shedix and approve: the agent gets a key of its own, and never sees your password. You can revoke it any time under Access on your account page.

What's in the skill

  • The guide: how to set up, find the key and pick a machine, and the rules agents follow.
  • One file per job: moving a Claude Code or Codex session, forking it, running a project, copying machines, connecting GitHub, using the browser on a machine, plain machines, keeping risky code away from your laptop, the API reference and troubleshooting.

The source is public at github.com/shedix-dev/skills, and the same files are served at https://shedix.dev/SKILL.md, so the repo and the site always match. People writing their own tools can read the guide for agents and the API.