Bring Tech Matrix into your network
Install a small, secure agent on a host inside your network. Tech Matrix can then troubleshoot your routers, switches, and firewalls in real time — without exposing your devices to the internet, and without storing your credentials.
Why install the agent?
Without an agent, Tech Matrix answers general networking questions. With one, it diagnoses your environment directly.
Live device access
Run show commands on real Cisco / Juniper / Arista / Fortinet / Palo Alto / F5 gear during a chat. No more pasting CLI output back and forth.
No inbound holes
The agent dials out to Tech Matrix over WebSocket+TLS. Your firewall stays sealed; no port forwarding, no public IP needed.
Every command approved
Nothing runs without your explicit click. Edit, add, or reject any command Tech Matrix proposes before it ever reaches a device.
No stored credentials
Device passwords flow through the tunnel just-in-time and are wiped after the task. Tech Matrix never persists them.
Full audit trail
Every command — proposed, edited, approved, executed — is logged with the user, timestamp, and device. Searchable, exportable.
Tiny footprint
Single static Go binary. ~6 MB on disk, runs idle in <5 MB RAM. Installs as a Windows Service or systemd unit and stays out of the way.
System requirements
Pick any host inside the network you want to manage — a jump server, a small VM, even a Raspberry Pi.
techmatrix.aiDownload
Pick your platform. The agent is a single self-contained binary — no Node.js or other runtime to install. Mint a registration token in the Agent Console, then run two commands on your host.
Single .exe — drop it on the host, register, and start. No installer, no admin rights required.
Single binary. Run as a regular user; promote to a systemd service if you want it to survive reboots.
⬇ Download agentSingle binary for Intel Macs. ARM/Apple Silicon support coming with notarization.
⬇ Download agentInstall in three steps
Mint a registration token
Open the Agent Console → Registration tokens tab → choose
Persistent (recommended for a long-lived host) or Time-based (for a one-off install) → click Mint token.
Copy the resulting tmr_p_… or tmr_t_… token — it's only shown once.
Register the agent on your host
Windows (PowerShell):
.\techmatrix-agent-win.exe register --token tmr_p_YOUR_TOKEN
Linux:
chmod +x techmatrix-agent-linux ./techmatrix-agent-linux register --token tmr_p_YOUR_TOKEN
macOS:
chmod +x techmatrix-agent-macos ./techmatrix-agent-macos register --token tmr_p_YOUR_TOKEN
Identity is stored in ~/.techmatrix/agent.json with 0600 perms.
Start it
./techmatrix-agent-linux start
Within seconds, the Agent Console shows the new agent with a green dot. Bind it to a device from the chat sidebar's My Environment pane and you're ready to troubleshoot.
To disconnect cleanly later: ./techmatrix-agent-linux disconnect. To check state: ./techmatrix-agent-linux status.
Direct downloads
If you'd rather inspect the binary yourself or fetch from a script:
- 🤖 techmatrix-agent-win.exe — Windows agent (~57 MB)
- 🤖 techmatrix-agent-linux — Linux agent, x86_64 (~71 MB)
- 🤖 techmatrix-agent-macos — macOS agent, x86_64 (~65 MB)