PRODUCT / RELEASES

Built to be
yours to run.

Browser, terminal, and your own domain

Package revision 0.2.0-4 fixes a worker startup failure after Ubuntu login. Login now waits for the data worker to be ready, and package checks cover real PAM authentication and per-user snapshots.

• Machine overview, processes, listening ports, systemd services and journals.
• screen and tmux session inspection, Docker and Podman visibility, NVIDIA metrics.
• Filesystem, inode, USB, camera, and serial-device inspection.
• Deterministic diagnostics and local HTML / JSON reports.
• Ubuntu PAM login with per-user workers; no vendor account or telemetry.
• Automatic HTTPS tunnel access for MiniPilot’s own address, using Ubuntu login without Cloudflare Access setup.
• The unrelated application-domain mapping workflow has been removed.
• Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and 26.04 amd64 packages with systemd startup; no native desktop app.

Validation and current boundaries

Automated checks cover the web boundary, session isolation, trusted proxy handling, core collectors, browser flows, and package lifecycle in a disposable Ubuntu environment. Real Ubuntu PAM login, reboot activation, physical hardware, and a live Cloudflare account still require validation on your target machine.

The workspace inspects your machine; it does not offer arbitrary shell execution, service control, container lifecycle actions, SMART health analysis, or GPU process control. Visibility depends on local tools, drivers, and permissions. The direct downloads are not individually signed. Signed APT repository tooling is included, with public hosting and a production signing identity still to configure. ARM64 and Ubuntu releases outside 22.04, 24.04 and 26.04 are not qualified.