CMDOP

TL;DR

CMDOP gives you full remote access to your machines from anywhere — terminal, files, browser, and AI agents — without VPNs, open ports, or SSH tunneling. Install with a single command, connect your machine, then access it via CLI, Python SDK, mobile app, or web dashboard. The agent uses outbound-only connections that work through any NAT or firewall.

Your OS. Online.

Full access to your machines from anywhere. Not files — the whole system.

Why should I use CMDOP?

Problem	CMDOP Solution
VPN requires client install	SDK works without VPN
SSH needs port forwarding	Agent uses outbound connection
Screen sharing is laggy	gRPC streaming, real-time
File sync is just files	Full OS access: terminal + files + browser
AI returns text	Structured output with Pydantic

How do I install CMDOP?


# Download and run the CMDOP installer
curl -sSL cmdop.com/install.sh | bash


# Download and run the CMDOP installer for Windows
iwr -useb cmdop.com/install.ps1 | iex

How do I get started with CMDOP?


# 1. Login
cmdop login
 
# 2. Connect your machine
cmdop connect
 
# 3. Access from anywhere
#    - Web: my.cmdop.com
#    - Mobile: iOS App
#    - SDK: pip install cmdop

What are the core concepts?

Architecture — How the system works
Sessions — Persistent execution contexts
Agents — Outbound-only machine control
Multi-Client — Multiple clients, one session

Which platform should I start with?

Platform	Description	Guide
CLI	Command-line for power users	Get Started
Python SDK	Build automations	Get Started
Mobile	Control from iPhone	Get Started
Web Dashboard	Browser-based UI	Get Started

How do I use the Python SDK?


from cmdop import AsyncCMDOPClient
 
# Connect to a remote machine using your API key
async with AsyncCMDOPClient.remote(api_key="cmd_xxx") as client:
    # Terminal — execute commands on a remote machine
    await client.terminal.set_machine("my-server")
    output, code = await client.terminal.execute("uname -a")
 
    # Files — read and write files on the remote machine
    content = await client.files.read("/etc/hostname")
 
    # AI Agent — get structured output with Pydantic models
    from pydantic import BaseModel
 
    class Health(BaseModel):
        cpu: float
        issues: list[str]
 
    result = await client.agent.run("Check health", output_schema=Health)
    health: Health = result.output  # Typed! Auto-validated by Pydantic

How does CMDOP compare to SSH, Tailscale, and ngrok?

Feature	CMDOP	SSH	Tailscale	ngrok
No open ports	✅	❌	✅	✅
No client VPN	✅	✅	❌	✅
Session persistence	✅	❌	❌	❌
Multi-client attach	✅	❌	❌	❌
File operations	✅ Built-in	SCP/SFTP	❌	❌
AI agent	✅ Typed output	❌	❌	❌
Browser automation	✅ Built-in	❌	❌	❌