Skep: Cross-device live sessions for local coding agents
说明与用途
Skep 让不同设备上的本地编码代理能够共享意图,而不将 API 密钥上传到云端,保持本地安全。
问题
Agents are per-machine; context, plans, and intent stay locked on the device where the agent runs, and existing multi-agent setups centralize keys and code flow through a third-party server.
结果
Skep enables cross-device collaboration among local coding agents without exposing API keys to a cloud server, preserving privacy and reducing trust surface.
工作流
- 1. Install Skep with
npm i -g @skepagent/skep(v0.1.15). - 2. Designate one machine as the master.
- 3. Other machines join the session using a short code and host address.
- 4. Agents communicate intent over the Skep bus while running locally.
- 5. Keys remain on each device; no central server stores them.
证据
I run coding agents on more than one machine. Claude Code on my laptop, another agent on a VPS, sometimes Pi on a Mac.
They can't talk to each other — and the options I found either wanted my API keys uploaded to someone's cloud, or amounted to SSH + tmux duct tape.
So I built Skep: a thin session bus that lets coding agents on different machines join one live session.
Keys stay on each device. Skep never harvests or uploads API keys — there's no central server for them to go to.
Install: npm i -g @skepagent/skep (v0.1.15)
- 记录日期: 2026-10-14T14:55:57.692Z