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Execute commands and manage services across all machines on the Tailnet. Use when tasks involve remote machines, cross-machine deployment, file transfers, service management on non-local hosts, or any operation that spans multiple machines.
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| name | tailnet-multi-machine |
| description | Execute commands and manage services across all machines on the Tailnet. Use when tasks involve remote machines, cross-machine deployment, file transfers, service management on non-local hosts, or any operation that spans multiple machines. |
You have SSH access to all machines on Jarad's Tailnet (burro-salmon.ts.net). You are NOT limited to the local host. When a task involves a remote machine, SSH into it and run commands directly. Do not ask the user to do it manually.
You have full operational authority across all Tailnet machines. Treat remote machines the same as local: read files, edit configs, install packages, manage services, transfer files. The user expects you to operate across machine boundaries seamlessly.
Trigger when:
Check live status with: tailscale status
Common hosts (as of last check):
ssh <hostname> "command here"
ssh <hostname> 'bash -s' << 'EOF'
command1
command2
EOF
scp local-file <hostname>:remote-path
scp <hostname>:remote-file local-path
rsync -avz local-dir/ <hostname>:remote-dir/
Read the file via SSH, then write it back:
ssh <hostname> "cat /path/to/file"
# Then write with:
ssh <hostname> "cat > /path/to/file << 'EOF'
content
EOF"
SSH host key changes: On Tailnet machines, accept new host keys automatically. These machines get reinstalled. Use ssh-keygen -R <host> then ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new.
Port selection: Never assume standard ports (8080, 8081, 3000, etc.) are available. Always use random high ports (30000-60000 range). Use shuf -i 30000-60000 -n 1 to generate.
User context: All machines use the delorenj user account. Home directory is /home/delorenj on Linux, /Users/delorenj on macOS.
Package managers: Arch Linux machines use pacman/yay. Ubuntu/Debian use apt. macOS uses brew. Check with cat /etc/os-release or uname -s if unsure.
Systemd user services: For per-user daemons on remote machines, use systemctl --user and place units in ~/.config/systemd/user/. Enable lingering if the service should run without login: loginctl enable-linger delorenj.
Config files: Store app configs in ~/.config/<app-name>/ on remote machines.
Parallelism: When operating on multiple machines simultaneously, run independent SSH commands in parallel.