Device and pairing commands

endpoint manages saved device configuration, pair handles one-time invitations, and access manages issued grants. Always identify which machine runs each operation.

Inspect saved devices

anytty endpoint list
anytty endpoint show workstation
anytty endpoint test workstation --json

Replace workstation with a real endpoint ID. Use --route ROUTE_ID when multiple routes are eligible. endpoint route manages routes; endpoint policy configures selection for the next session.

Issue on the target

Run anytty pair create on the task-owning machine with network routes reachable by the recipient. Follow Direct or SSH.

--ttl controls invitation redemption time: default 10 minutes, maximum 168 hours. --grant-ttl controls redeemed access lifetime; default 0 means no time expiration. --terminal ID limits access to one terminal; omitting it can grant daemon-wide access.

Redeem on the client

anytty pair inspect ./claim.txt
anytty pair import ./claim.txt --id workstation --client-label laptop

Receive the file privately from the device owner. Standard input is also supported; see import help. The App uses its pairing page. Redeemed credentials are client-bound rather than an indefinitely reusable shared invitation.

Revoke and clean up

On the target, inspect anytty access list, then follow anytty access revoke --help for the selected grant. Local endpoint remove does not revoke access.

Use endpoint disable / enable to suspend local selection and set-default to change the default. Automation should still name endpoints explicitly.