Devdrop

installreleasedownload the signed binary from GitHub Releases

authorizeclerkapprove each machine from the browser

daemonautowatch and reconcile allowed files

scopeownermachines only receive tokens for their owner

Windows Install

Start from a PowerShell session where GitHub CLI is already signed in and can access the private Devdrop release.

$tmp = Join-Path $env:TEMP "devdrop-install"

$archive = Join-Path $tmp "devdrop-windows-amd64.zip"

$installDir = Join-Path $HOME ".local\bin"

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $tmp, $installDir | Out-Null

gh release download --repo AadiJo/devdrop --pattern devdrop-windows-amd64.zip --dir $tmp --clobber

Expand-Archive -Path $archive -DestinationPath $tmp -Force

Copy-Item -Force (Join-Path $tmp "devdrop.exe") (Join-Path $installDir "devdrop.exe")

$userPath = [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "User")

if (($userPath -split ";") -notcontains $installDir) { [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "$userPath;$installDir", "User") }

$env:Path = "$installDir;$env:Path"

devdrop version

First Machine Setup

Run this on each Windows computer, using a different machine name for each device.

devdrop login --root D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync --open

devdrop pull https://devdrop.johari-dev.com/johari/code D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync

devdrop machine register --root D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync --name "$env:COMPUTERNAME-windows"

devdrop daemon install --root D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync

devdrop daemon start --root D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync

Sync Test

mkdir D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync\smoke -Force

"hello $(Get-Date -Format o)" | Out-File D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync\smoke\pc-test.txt -Encoding utf8

devdrop daemon status --root D:\Aadi\W-Projects\devdrop_sync

Expected Behavior

New regular files sync while both daemons run.

Private operational state is only visible after sign-in.

Conflicting edits are reported instead of auto-merged.

Secrets, `.git`, `.devdrop`, and pruned dependency folders are not synced as normal files.

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