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@atnms/auto-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Interactive setup CLI for Auto MCP clients.

Readme

Auto CLI

Interactive, profile-based setup for Auto MCP clients.

Setup

npx -y @atnms/auto-cli@latest setup

The wizard:

  1. asks which tools the agent should see;
  2. opens Auto for sign-in and approval;
  3. explains whether the key is Read or Read + Write;
  4. stores the generated key in ~/.auto/mcp/profiles.json with owner-only permissions;
  5. optionally configures an MCP client using only AUTO_MCP_PROFILE.

Research / Read is the default. Read + Write can place and manage trades from the connected wallet, so grant it only to an agent you trust. Tool surfaces and categories control visibility; they cannot grant access that the key does not have.

Supported clients are claude-code, claude-desktop, codex, cursor, windsurf, vscode, and gemini.

Review or install a saved profile

Print a client configuration without changing anything:

npx -y @atnms/auto-cli@latest configure \
  --profile research \
  --install codex \
  --print-only

Install it:

npx -y @atnms/auto-cli@latest configure \
  --profile research \
  --install codex

If a client already has an MCP server named auto, the CLI refuses to replace it. Review the existing entry first, then rerun with --replace only when the replacement is intentional. Direct JSON installers create a timestamped backup.

The installed client launches @atnms/auto-mcp@latest, the thin stdio runtime. Neither generated config nor printed commands contain the API key.

Non-interactive setup

Supply the required choices explicitly when no terminal is available:

npx -y @atnms/auto-cli@latest setup \
  --profile research \
  --preset research \
  --client "My agent" \
  --install codex

Advanced custom setup additionally requires --access read|read_write and a comma-separated --categories list. Use --no-open when the browser must be opened manually.