Remote Collaboration Memory
The scenario
Section titled “The scenario”You are working on a bug that another teammate’s agent already investigated. With permission, you want to search their agent memory directly and see what was tried — without leaving your machine or pasting logs.
Feature setup, safety defaults, and command map live in Remote Access. This page is the scenario path.
What you would say
Section titled “What you would say”What did Alice's agent already try on this bug?Show me Bob's validation output before I continue.Setup once
Section titled “Setup once”Both devices need sivtr installed. The daemon auto-starts when share/remote commands need it.
On the device that owns the workspace:
sivtr share # pick workspace (Enter = current); create share onlysivtr share invite <name> # single-use invite (stdout = bare key)On the other device, from the workspace where you want the remote:
sivtr remote add desk <invite>sivtr remote test deskDaily workflow
Section titled “Daily workflow”sivtr s desk:terminal --status failure --latest 5 --refssivtr s desk:agent -m "panic|failed|decision" --latest 20 --save remote_hits --refssivtr show desk:terminal/session_42/3/p1 --fullsivtr zoom desk:agent/<session>/3 -C 2 --save remote_ctx --refssivtr show @remote_ctx -f timelinesivtr filter @remote_hits -m "cargo test" --save remote_tests --refsKeep access tidy
Section titled “Keep access tidy”Owner:
sivtr share grants alice-desksivtr share revoke alice-desk <peer>Peer:
sivtr remote listsivtr remote remove deskDemo video outline
Section titled “Demo video outline”Show two machines: owner runs sivtr share then share invite, consumer redeems the invite as remote desk, searches desk:terminal for a failure, zooms the hit, and continues the fix from the teammate’s evidence.