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Start free on app.rply.sh, or run it on your own server. It's open source.
Let your agent set it up
Wherever it runs, on exe.dev, a VPS or your laptop, it creates its channel on app.rply.sh and sends you a link to add it to your account.
Or do it by hand
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Sign up at app.rply.sh
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Create a channel. The app gives you a prompt to paste into your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
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On your VM, build and run the server
git clone https://github.com/joshuaKnauber/rply && cd rply docker build -t rply . docker run -d --restart always -p 8080:8080 \ -v rply:/data -e RPLY_URL=https://rply.example.com rply
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From your computer, make it public
ssh exe.dev share port <vm> 8080 ssh exe.dev share set-public <vm>
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
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New project, deploy from GitHub: joshuaKnauber/rply
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Add a volume mounted at /data
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Generate a domain and set RPLY_URL to it
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
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Create the app from the repo
git clone https://github.com/joshuaKnauber/rply && cd rply fly launch --no-deploy
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Add a volume and the public URL
fly volumes create rply_data --size 1 fly secrets set RPLY_URL=https://<app>.fly.dev
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Mount it at /data in fly.toml
[mounts] source = "rply_data" destination = "/data"
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Deploy
fly deploy
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
- 1
New web service from joshuaKnauber/rply, runtime Docker
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Add a persistent disk at /data (paid instance)
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Set RPLY_URL to the service URL
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
- 1
Build and run the server
git clone https://github.com/joshuaKnauber/rply && cd rply docker build -t rply . docker run -d --restart always -p 8080:8080 \ -v rply:/data -e RPLY_URL=https://rply.example.com rply
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Add HTTPS with Caddy
caddy reverse-proxy --from rply.example.com --to :8080
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Let your agent set it up
It deploys the server, you create your account, and it sends you a link to add its channel.
Or do it by hand
- 1
Build and run the server
git clone https://github.com/joshuaKnauber/rply && cd rply docker build -t rply . docker run -d --restart always -p 8080:8080 \ -v rply:/data -e RPLY_URL=https://rply.example.com rply
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Open your server's URL. The app walks you through connecting your agent.
Only this computer can reach it, so there's no push to your phone.