Microck

Sincronizado

Name: Sincronizado
Author: Microck

AI community

SOURCE https://github.com/Microck/sincronizado

Description

hyper-local development stack with remote AI execution, made for opencode/claude code workflows

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

edit local. run remote. keep files synced.

**sincronizado** ("synchronized") is the missing link for ai-native development. it allows you to use your own local files while running your heavy ai agents and code execution on a powerful vps.

the problem

local machines have good editors but weak compute. running multiple ai agents locally kills battery and blocks your terminal.

vps instances have the compute but editing on them is painful. ssh latency lags. remote connections drop. terminal-only editing is limiting when you need rich gui tools.

the fix

sincronizado bridges the gap.

keep your files on your local machine.
sync them instantly to a vps using mutagen.
run your ai agent (claude, opencode) on the vps in a persistent tmux session.

you get local speed with server-grade compute.

workflow scenarios

scenario a: the "macbook air + h100"

you love macos but need serious gpu power. edit your training script locally. `sinc` pushes it to the vps instantly. you run `python train.py` in the remote session. your laptop stays cool and silent.

scenario b: the "digital nomad"

bad hotel wifi? no problem. mutagen syncs when the connection allows. tmux keeps your heavy compilation or long-running agent alive even if you disconnect for hours. resume with `sinc -r` exactly where you left off.