alto devices

Your other devices: those you reach (`--on NAME`), and those that reach this one. Forget, block or let one back in. With nothing after it: how each reaches this one, then each device asked at once, as `waiting` asks them, saying what it is (OS, chip, CPUs, memory, GPUs, the tools a session there can run), its build, how fast it answered and its sessions.

In context: Remote access with Tailscale.

Usage

Your other devices: those you reach (`--on NAME`), and those that reach this one. Forget, block or let one back in.

With nothing after it: how each reaches this one, then each device asked at once, as `waiting` asks them, saying what it is (OS, chip, CPUs, memory, GPUs, the tools a session there can run), its build, how fast it answered and its sessions.

Usage: alto devices [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

Commands:
  forget   Undo a pairing, by the name (or id) `alto devices` shows: one this device reaches, one that reaches it, or both. Its open connections end at once
  block    Turn a device away from this one (one of your own included), keeping it listed so it stays out
  allow    Let a blocked device back in [alias: unblock]
  trust    Let devices in without pairing, as your own are: those with a Tailscale tag (`tag:ci`), a person's (`sam@example.com`), or everyone's at a domain (`*@example.com`). Tagged devices trusted this way are also listed as yours, to open tabs on. With nothing after it, lists what's trusted
  untrust  Stop trusting one; its devices' connections end within seconds
  help     Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
      --json
          What each device says, as JSON

      --on <DEVICE>
          Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

alto devices forget

Undo a pairing, by the name (or id) `alto devices` shows: one this device reaches, one that reaches it, or both. Its open connections end at once

Undo a pairing, by the name (or id) `alto devices` shows: one this device reaches, one that reaches it, or both. Its open connections end at once

Usage: alto devices forget [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments:
  <NAME>  

Options:
      --on <DEVICE>  Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on
  -h, --help         Print help

alto devices block

Turn a device away from this one (one of your own included), keeping it listed so it stays out

Turn a device away from this one (one of your own included), keeping it listed so it stays out

Usage: alto devices block [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments:
  <NAME>  

Options:
      --on <DEVICE>  Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on
  -h, --help         Print help

alto devices allow

Let a blocked device back in

Let a blocked device back in

Usage: alto devices allow [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments:
  <NAME>  

Options:
      --on <DEVICE>  Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on
  -h, --help         Print help

alto devices trust

Let devices in without pairing, as your own are: those with a Tailscale tag (`tag:ci`), a person's (`sam@example.com`), or everyone's at a domain (`*@example.com`). Tagged devices trusted this way are also listed as yours, to open tabs on. With nothing after it, lists what's trusted

Let devices in without pairing, as your own are: those with a Tailscale tag (`tag:ci`), a person's (`sam@example.com`), or everyone's at a domain (`*@example.com`). Tagged devices trusted this way are also listed as yours, to open tabs on. With nothing after it, lists what's trusted

Usage: alto devices trust [OPTIONS] [ENTRY]

Arguments:
  [ENTRY]  

Options:
      --on <DEVICE>  Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on
  -h, --help         Print help

alto devices untrust

Stop trusting one; its devices' connections end within seconds

Stop trusting one; its devices' connections end within seconds

Usage: alto devices untrust [OPTIONS] <ENTRY>

Arguments:
  <ENTRY>  

Options:
      --on <DEVICE>  Work with the sessions on another device, paired with before (`alto devices`), or one of your own on Tailscale by its name there: for the session commands (ls, new, attach, send, run, wait, capture, kill, pause, resume, fetch, work). A session named `studio:3`, as `ls --all` prints it, needs no --on
  -h, --help         Print help

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