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remagic CLI

One static Go binary that makes a developer-mode reMarkable feel like a normal, friendly device — over USB or Wi-Fi. Prebuilt binaries for Linux/macOS/Windows ship on releases (the get.sh/get.ps1 one-liners in the top-level README fetch them).

go build -o remagic .          # or grab a release binary
./remagic setup                # full install: key, xovi, AppLoad, tripletap, Store
./remagic find                 # discovers tablets (USB + LAN scan)
./remagic doctor               # health check: stack, SSH, battery, apps
./remagic key                  # passwordless SSH from then on
./remagic wifi on              # after this, the cable is optional
./remagic install <app|dir>    # catalog app or local folder → AppLoad
./remagic config riddle        # settings form in your browser + QR for phone
./remagic repair-ssh           # fixes the "connection reset" SSH wedge
./remagic publish <dir>        # zip + GitHub release + catalog entry

Highlights:

  • Discovery without mDNS: a dev-mode Paper Pro answers port 22 with an unlocked line before its SSH banner — a unique fingerprint the LAN scan looks for.
  • wifi on flips the same switch as Settings → SSH over Wi-Fi (a marker file on the persistent /data partition), so it survives reboots.
  • config serves a one-shot local web form (never hosted): type an API key with a real keyboard — laptop or phone via the QR — and it lands on the tablet over SSH, chmod 600.
  • Pure Go SSH: no ssh binary, no ControlMaster, same behavior on macOS / Linux / Windows.

catalog.json at the repo root is the app registry; the same file feeds the on-device Store app (store/ in this directory).