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Expand Up @@ -56,18 +56,6 @@ These map 1:1 to the `SHAPES_BRIDGE` tool in the Shapes app.
| `sysinfo` | harmless machine stats (os, cpu, mem, disk) | `GET /sysinfo` |
| `health` | check the bridge is alive (no token needed) | `GET /health` |

### Give your Shape a repository

Once connected, paste a GitHub repository URL and ask the Shape to run,
connect, or build it on this machine. The Shape uses the bridge—not its remote
sandbox—to clone the repo, then reads root `SHAPE.md`, `AGENTS.md`, `llms.txt`,
or `README.md` before acting.

For private repos, authenticate GitHub locally with `gh auth login`. Never
paste GitHub credentials into chat. [`shapesinc/form`](https://github.com/shapesinc/form)
ships a complete `SHAPE.md` contract for connecting to and co-building a
physical robot this way.

## Troubleshooting

- **Shape says it can't connect?** The terminal probably got closed. Run the
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