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@brevi/cli

v0.5.0

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Local sandbox and orchestrator for coding agents. Connects Linear + GitHub, runs @brevi-tagged tickets in Firecracker microVMs, and opens PRs with demos.

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The brevi command line: a local sandbox and orchestrator for coding agents. Add the brevi label to a Linear ticket, get back a pull request.

npx @brevi/cli

Or install globally for the brevi binary:

npm install -g @brevi/cli

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | brevi | Start the orchestrator and open the dashboard; runs init first on a fresh machine | | brevi init | Create the config and choose a sandbox provider (auto / firecracker / process) | | brevi start | Start headless (no browser) | | brevi status | Show orchestrator health and recent runs | | brevi doctor | Check the whole setup: config, server, sandbox, connectors, CLIs (--ai for a Claude-powered diagnosis) | | brevi update | Update the installed CLI to the latest release on npm (--check to only report) |

Everything else (connecting Linear, GitHub, and agent credentials, mapping repositories) happens in the dashboard's Connections panel. All state lives under ~/.brevi/.

Docs: brevi.dev · Source: github.com/adapter/brevi