Portal Agent

Connect this device to your portal.

A tiny background agent for Windows, macOS and Linux. Install it in under a minute, pair it with a one-time token, and your device appears in your portal.

Download the agent How it works

Choose your operating system below.

Download

One installer per platform. Each installs for your user account only — no administrator rights required.

Recommended for you

Windows

Windows 10 & 11 · PowerShell 5.1+. Runs as a scheduled task at sign-in.

Download .cmd

replypilot-agent-windows.cmd

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macOS

macOS 12+ · Apple silicon & Intel. Runs as a launchd login agent.

Download .command

replypilot-agent-macos.command

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Linux

Any systemd distro with curl (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch…). Runs as a user service.

Download .sh

replypilot-agent-linux.sh

Install

You'll need an enrollment token from your portal account (Devices → Add device). It's single-use and is erased from the device after pairing.

Download replypilot-agent-windows.cmd and double-click it. If SmartScreen appears, choose More info → Run anyway.
Paste your enrollment token when asked. The agent installs and starts immediately.
Your device shows as online in the portal within a minute.

Prefer the command line? Remove with replypilot-agent-windows.cmd -Uninstall.

Download the file, then open Terminal and run it:
```
bash ~/Downloads/replypilot-agent-macos.command
```
Paste your enrollment token when asked. The agent registers as a login item and starts immediately.
Your device shows as online in the portal within a minute.

Running with bash avoids the Gatekeeper “unidentified developer” prompt. Remove with bash replypilot-agent-macos.command --uninstall.

Download the script and run it:
```
bash replypilot-agent-linux.sh
```

Or install in one line, passing your token:

curl -fsSL https://replypilot.ca/downloads/replypilot-agent-linux.sh | bash -s -- --token YOUR_TOKEN

Check it's running: systemctl --user status replypilot-agent

Remove with bash replypilot-agent-linux.sh --uninstall.

Built to stay out of your way

Small, readable and easy to audit.

No admin rights

Installs into your own user profile and never touches system files.

Readable source

Every installer is a plain script. Open it in any editor before you run it.

Secure pairing

One-time token, per-device secret over HTTPS, stored with owner-only permissions.

No dependencies

PowerShell on Windows, bash + curl on macOS and Linux. Nothing else to install.

Self-healing

Restarts automatically and retries quietly when you're offline.

One-step removal

Every installer has an --uninstall option that removes all traces.

Verify your download

Compare the SHA-256 checksum of your file with the list below (or SHA256SUMS).

File	SHA-256
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sha256sum replypilot-agent-linux.sh        # Linux
shasum -a 256 replypilot-agent-macos.command   # macOS
Get-FileHash replypilot-agent-windows.cmd      # Windows PowerShell

FAQ

What does the agent do?

It pairs your device with your portal account and sends a small heartbeat (device name, OS, agent version) every minute so the portal knows it's online.

Where do I get an enrollment token?

Is it safe to run a downloaded script?

Installers are unsigned plain-text scripts, so your OS may show a warning. Read the file, and verify its checksum above, before running it.

How do I uninstall?

Run the same installer with --uninstall (Windows: -Uninstall). It removes the service and all files.