Advanced Usage
Cloud-Resident Agents
Deploy Sypha into an isolated cloud environment for universal access and automated Git workflows.
Cloud-Resident Agents
Cloud-Resident Agents enable you to deploy Sypha's intelligence into a remote, managed environment. By offloading development to the cloud, you can access your project from any device with a browser, leveraging automated Git integrations and persistent remote infrastructure.
Tactical Capabilities
- Universal Access: Command Sypha directly from any browser-enabled device.
- Continuous Logic Sync: The system automatically initializes feature branches and pushes code updates in real-time.
- Customized Workspace: Configure your remote environment via persistent environment variables and automated startup scripts.
Preliminary Integration
- GitHub Synchronization: Link your GitHub identity via the centralized Sypha Dashboard.
Operational Workflow
- Authorize GitHub: Navigate to the "Integrations" module within your portal.
- Designate Assets: Select the target repository for your cloud-resident session.
- Configure Runtime: Inject necessary environment secrets and define workspace initialization commands.
- Initialize Dialogue: Begin interacting with Sypha to start building your feature.
Architectural Implementation
Each Cloud-Resident session is executed within a Detached Linux Container:
- Your designated repository is cloned into a fresh environment.
- A task-unique feature branch is automatically initialized.
- Startup directives are executed and environment variables are applied.
- Sypha commits and pushes your modifications to GitHub after every logic milestone.
[!NOTE] Environment Lifecycle: Cloud-resident environments are designed for ephemeral task execution. During the current beta, inactive sessions are decommissioned after a 7-day period.
Logic Constraints
- Single-message reasoning windows are capped at 15 minutes.
- Autonomous Authorization (YOLO mode) is mandatory in cloud-resident states.
- Support for host-resident or Docker-based MCP servers is currently restricted.