[kchod]

rx is a binary that you can use as a prefix to any other command (e.g., `rx ls` instead of `ls`) to run a command on the cloud. It sets up your project on the cloud and transparently copies what you're working on back and forth from your local machine.

Background: I was trying to build an app that used stable diffusion and got very frustrated by what should have been simple: I wanted to develop my program locally, but run it on a different machine. Setting up, copying over, and running the program ended up being an exercise in frustration (Careful documentation of the process: https://blog.run-rx.com/cloud-development-the-board-game).

To make life easier, I made a simple binary to copy everything to the cloud and back. Then I added streaming stdio and made it keep dependencies up-to-date and automatic installation of the languages the project uses and on and on.

Current state: give the CLI a project and it'll set up a persistent remote environment that is synced to your local environment (all dependencies installed and automatically kept up-to-date). This lets you develop locally using any tools you like, while still running remotely for anything where you don't want using your CPU.

Please give it a try, I'd love any and all feedback!