What does myoffice do?
Start the dashboard. It serves a local page and opens it in the browser. Run it in the background so it keeps running and doesn't block the chat (this skill's base directory is shown above as "Base directory for this skill"):
node "<base directory>/bin/cli.js"
If it is already running, the same command just reopens the browser tab.
To update it — /myoffice update, or the user asks to update / upgrade —
run node "<base directory>/bin/cli.js" --update (not in the background),
report the version it printed, then start it again as above. The page also
shows the version in the corner and an "Update" button when a new one is out.
To close it — /myoffice stop, or the user asks to stop / close / shut the
office down — run (not in the background):
node "<base directory>/bin/cli.js" --stop
and say it's stopped.
Then tell the user, in one line, that the office is open at the printed URL.
If the output also says "Update available: vA → vB", tell the user a new
version is out and offer to update it (/myoffice update, below).
Requires Node.js 18+; if node is missing, say so and stop.
Scenes (3D)
Besides the built-in office there are downloadable 3D scenes (e.g. a pirate cove). When the user asks for another scene, a different look, "DLC", or names one ("海盜船", "pirate"):
node "<base directory>/bin/cli.js" --scenes— lists every scene, whether it's installed, and its download size. Use the ids it prints; don't guess.node "<base directory>/bin/cli.js" --scene <id>(in the background) — downloads it if needed (checksum-verified, data only) and opens the office in that scene.--scene officegoes back to the office.
Scenes are only downloaded when asked for. --remove-scene <id> deletes one.
Options the user may ask for:
--private— hide prompts/replies, show status only (for screen sharing)--hours 4— only sessions active in the last 4 hours (default 24)--port 5000— different port (default 4545)--stop— stop the running dashboard--json— print a one-off snapshot instead of opening a page. Use this when the user asks in chat what their other agents are doing: runnode "<base directory>/bin/cli.js" --json --hours 2and summarize by status.
Everything is read locally from ~/.claude/projects, ~/.codex/sessions and ~/.gemini/tmp;
the server listens on 127.0.0.1 only and sends nothing anywhere.