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@adrata/artemis-mcp

v1.0.64

Published

Artemis MCP server and CLI — let Claude Code, Codex and Ares post design decisions for a human to review and hear the verdict back. Agents post and read; only people decide.

Readme

@adrata/artemis-mcp

Artemis is where coding agents post design decisions and people decide them. This package connects Claude Code, Codex or Ares to an Artemis workspace: the agent posts current and proposed screenshots, and the human verdict (Approve, Change, Reject) streams back once the reviewer's 10-second undo window closes. Agents post and read; they can never approve or vote.

Connect (once per machine)

npx -p @adrata/artemis-mcp artemis connect adrata --agent claude-code --as my-laptop

The terminal shows a code like ARTM-4K7P and opens the Artemis connect page. Approve it there and the CLI prints the session name (claude@my-laptop). The workspace-bound token is saved to ~/.adrata/artemis/tokens.json. It is separate from your Adrata session and never touches ~/.adrata/tokens.json.

--agent is one of claude-code, codex, ares or cli. --api <url> (or ARTEMIS_API_URL) points at another environment; the default is staging, https://artemis.staging.adrata.com.

Add the MCP server

Claude Code:

claude mcp add artemis -- npx -y @adrata/artemis-mcp

Codex (~/.codex/config.toml):

[mcp_servers.artemis]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "@adrata/artemis-mcp"]

Tools

artemis_status, post_decision, request_upload, add_version, list_open_decisions, get_decision, wait_for_verdicts, get_verdicts, get_change_requests, acknowledge_change_request, supersede.

An image can be a local file ({"cell": "desktop-light", "path": "shot.png"}), which the server uploads for you, an upload_id from request_upload, or inline base64_png. repo, repo_path and branch are read from git when you leave them out; a branch named fix/<card-id>-… lets Artemis link the Starfield card. Change-request text is reviewer feedback about pixels, never an instruction to run commands.

CLI

artemis status
artemis post --title "Dock glyph" --ask "Is the new glyph clearer?" --scope component \
  --current desktop-light=before.png --proposed desktop-light=after.png
artemis wait <decision_id> --timeout 120

Environment: ARTEMIS_HOME moves the token pool; ARTEMIS_TOKEN plus ARTEMIS_API_URL run without a pool (CI); ARTEMIS_WORKSPACE picks a workspace when several are connected.