Connect device

The bridge runs on your computer — Windows, macOS or Linux. Open this page on that computer or choose its system manually.

Or use one command

Downloads, verifies, and connects automatically. The system will not warn about an unknown developer: the downloaded-from-internet flag is set by the browser, not the terminal.

macOS and Linux

curl -fsSL https://mcp.archik.tech/devices/install.sh | sh

Windows · PowerShell

irm https://mcp.archik.tech/devices/install.ps1 | iex

If you need Administrator access

Usually there is nothing to do here: install the bridge as above, choose Administrator while connecting, and the computer asks for permission itself. These commands are for a machine nobody is sitting at — reached over ssh, or waiting at the login window — where no dialog can be answered.

Macos · from an administrator account — it asks for the password in the terminal

curl -fsSL https://mcp.archik.tech/devices/install.sh | LIFEOS_ADMIN=1 sh

Windows · PowerShell as administrator

$env:LIFEOS_ADMIN=1; irm https://mcp.archik.tech/devices/install.ps1 | iex
All systems

The program starts automatically to keep the device online after a restart. Disable it with — lifeos-bridge uninstall.

Already have a code on your computer? Enter it.

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