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Integrations

Extend Circuitry with desktop execution, AI agent integrations, and cross-device workflows.

Circuitry Server

Execution & Remote Access

Run workflows on your desktop while controlling from iPad, phone, or laptop. Access local files and terminals across your network.

  • • Execute workflows on powerful hardware remotely
  • • Access files and terminals across your network
  • • Run multiple servers for distributed compute
  • • Auto-starts on boot, always available

MCP Server

AI Agent Integration

Connect AI coding agents to Circuitry via the Model Context Protocol. Your AI assistant can visualize, diagram, and analyze code.

  • • Create code nodes from project files with live sync
  • • AI understands your hand-drawn flowcharts
  • • Generate diagrams and charts from code analysis
  • • Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI
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Why Install EServer?

Remote Execution

Execute workflows on your desktop computer while controlling from your iPad, phone, or laptop. Works across your local network.

Multiple Computers

Run EServer on multiple machines and distribute workflows across them. Perfect for parallel compute tasks and heavy processing.

File & Terminal Access

Access local files and terminals on your network computers. Auto-starts on reboot, always available when you need it.

Installation Instructions

macOS

Code-signed and notarized by Apple. Installs securely with no warnings.

Installation:

  1. Download and open the DMG file
  2. Drag Circuitry EServer to Applications folder
  3. Eject the disk image
  4. Double-click the app to launch
  5. The tray icon will appear in your menu bar
Advanced: Terminal installation

Copy and run this command in Terminal:

curl -fsSL https://localhost:3001/install-eserver.sh | bash

Windows

  1. Run the installer executable
  2. Choose installation directory (or use default)
  3. Follow the installation wizard
  4. The tray icon will appear in your system tray
  5. EServer will auto-start with Windows

Linux

  1. Download the AppImage file
  2. Make it executable: chmod +x Circuitry-EServer-*.AppImage
  3. Run the AppImage: ./Circuitry-EServer-*.AppImage
  4. The tray icon will appear in your system tray
  5. For auto-start, add to your desktop environment's startup applications

System Requirements

macOS

  • • macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later
  • • Apple Silicon (M1-M5)
  • • 400 MB disk space
  • • WiFi or Ethernet connection

Windows

  • • Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
  • • Intel or AMD processor
  • • 400 MB disk space
  • • WiFi or Ethernet connection

Linux

  • • Any modern Linux distro
  • • Intel or AMD processor
  • • 400 MB disk space
  • • WiFi or Ethernet connection

Need Help?

Read the complete documentation for setup, configuration, and troubleshooting.

View EServer Documentation