Documentation
What loadout is, the three-command setup, and where to read about installing the agent, pairing a machine, the CLI, and how syncing works.
loadout keeps your Claude Code and Codex setup — skills and MCP servers — the same on every machine you work from. Each machine runs a small agent; this dashboard tells those agents what to install, enable, or remove, and they do it live.
A machine only shows up here once its agent has been installed and paired. Nothing installs or changes itself in the background: every action starts from this dashboard, addressed to one machine, and is applied by that machine’s own agent.
Browsing this site — the marketplace, a listing, these pages — needs no account. Adding a machine to your own fleet does, and that is where the three commands below come in.
Quick start
- On the machine you want to manage
npm i -g loadout-agentInstalls the agent. Needs Node 20 or newer — see the full details on the install page.
loadout pairPrints a one-time code and waits. Enter it at /pair to register this machine with your account.
loadout service installInstalls the agent as a background service, so it keeps running after you log out.
Read next
Install
Node 20+, the npm package, and the platforms the background service supports.
Pair a machine
Where the pairing code comes from, where it goes, and how to confirm it worked.
CLI reference
Every command the agent understands, including four documented nowhere else.
How it works
Inventory, scope, tool and source tags, and what happens while a machine is offline.