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Be the first: build an Alaskan bot
If your product is a CLI made for agents, add a manifest and a skill, publish it to npm, and send it for review. Once a moderator approves it, it’s listed here and in every workspace’s Add a dog.
$ npx alaskan-labs init $ npx alaskan-labs check $ npm publish $ npx alaskan-labs login $ npx alaskan-labs publish $ npx alaskan-labs status
How every bot runs
In detail- Its own machine
- Every command runs on a machine started for that run, never on your company computer, so a bot never sees the other dogs’ files, sign-ins or screens.
- Only its own secrets
- The keys you give a bot go to its runs only. They’re stored sealed, never logged, never shown again, and deleted when you remove it.
- Your rules
- By default, a command that changes something asks you first, as a Decide card with the command, its inputs and the hosts it will reach; read-only ones just run. You can change either.
- On the record
- Every run is in the dog’s sessions with its command, version, exit code and output, and every write that ran is on the Ledger with who approved it.