Hardware orchestration for lab tinkerers.
Control instruments, robots, sensors, and cameras through a unified interface with automation scripts, real-time dashboards, and AI integration.
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/muxit-io/muxit/main/install.ps1 | iexThis downloads the latest release to %LOCALAPPDATA%\muxit and adds it to your PATH.
- Download the latest
muxit-win-x64.zipfrom Releases - Extract to a folder of your choice
- Run
MuxitServer.exe
muxit # Start server (http://localhost:8765)
muxit --gui # Start server + open browser
muxit --cli # Interactive CLI for driver testing
muxit --mcp # MCP server mode (for Claude, etc.)
muxit --version # Show version
muxit update # Update to latest versionOpen http://localhost:8765 in your browser to access the dashboard.
- Self-contained binary — no .NET or Node.js required
- Web dashboard — drag-and-drop widgets with live data
- Script editor — Monaco editor with sandboxed JavaScript automation
- Built-in drivers — Webcam, ONVIF cameras, MQTT, file access, test device
- Community drivers — SCPI instruments, G-code/GRBL, serial monitor, pen plotters
- Premium drivers — Fairino robot arm, Avantes spectrometer (license required)
- AI integration — Chat, voice control, autonomous agents, MCP server
- Documentation — built-in at
/docs/
Premium drivers are included in every download but require a license key to activate. Without a key, they appear in the driver list but won't load.
Activate via the web UI (Settings > License) or CLI:
muxit --cli
> license activate <your-key>Run the install script again, or use the built-in update command:
muxit updateYour workspace (scripts, connectors, dashboards, configs) is preserved during updates.
- Windows 10/11 (x64)
- ~100 MB disk space
- A modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox)
- Documentation (coming soon)
- Report Issues