One program, three modes: `local` (as before), `server` on a host such
as a Hostsharing Managed Webspace, reading Werkator and Gitea itself and
accepting reports, and `relay` on each Linux machine with coding agents,
posting the state of Claude Code and Codex every five seconds — the
connection goes out, nothing has to reach in.
The server creates an access token on its first start (0600, `token`
prints it). Browsers enter it with a key button and keep it as cookie,
relays send it as bearer header only, so no other site can make a
logged-in browser post reports. Without it the page shows invented demo
data. A silent relay turns stale after 30 s and its open sessions end
after 120 s; the last reports survive a restart in relays.json.
`runtimeBundle` packs a jlink JRE (Temurin 21), the jars and a launcher;
`init server|relay` writes the systemd user unit with an optional
EnvironmentFile for tokens, and for the server the .htaccess proxy and
maintenance page of Werkator's Hostsharing setup. Version 0.2.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
