tx9

Isolated, portable agent boxes on Docker.

One command gives you a box: a pair of containers with Claude Code, Codex, and the Hermes agent in one, and the Executor daemon isolated in the other, joined by a private network. The agent gets free rein inside its container; Executor — the thing holding real credentials — stays walled off behind a bearer-token-gated HTTP endpoint.

All durable state lives on a single volume that travels as an encrypted, validated .tx9 archive — back a box up on one machine, import it on another, and it arrives paused, gateway-disabled, and ready to be switched on deliberately.

Install

$ curl -fsSL https://tx9.col-agents.com/install | sh

Drops a single static binary in ~/.local/bin (Linux & macOS, amd64 & arm64), checksum-verified. The only runtime dependency is Docker.

Use

$ tx9 create            # build image + start a new box
$ tx9 enter my-box      # shell into the agent container
$ tx9 backup my-box     # encrypted .tx9 snapshot
$ tx9 import my-box.tx9 # restore it anywhere

• tx9 list — every box on the machine, straight from the Docker daemon
• tx9 doctor — end-to-end health checks, in-box and from the host
• tx9 upgrade — self-update the CLI, or move a box onto the current image
• tx9 open — authenticated Executor dashboard URL