machine-parity
Machine Parity Check
Quick cross-machine runtime state comparison between laptop and Mac mini.
When to Use
- "Are my machines in sync?" — run
parity-check.sh - After pushing agent-config changes (verify the dual-push landed)
- After upgrading pi, claude, codex, openclaw, or node on one machine
- After
pi installorpi uninstallon either machine - When debugging behavior differences between machines
How to Run
# Human-readable output (default)
~/.agent-config/scripts/parity-check.sh
# JSON output for agent consumption
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