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@cognitivx/cli

v1.2.0

Published

CogX CLI — recall, remember, and talk to your personal AI from any terminal. Pure Node.js, zero dependencies.

Readme

cogx

The CogX CLI — recall, remember, and talk to your personal AI from any terminal.

npm install -g cogx
cogx auth login
cogx talk "what did we decide about auth last week"

Pure Node.js, zero dependencies. Works the same on macOS, Linux, and Windows.


Why

iCog is a persistent cross-session memory layer. The cogx CLI gives you (and your coding agents) direct access to it from the terminal — without needing the MCP, without leaving the shell, scriptable end-to-end.

  • For humans: quickly recall past decisions, jot down a thought, or ask iCog for perspective.
  • For agents: call cogx --json from any tool that can run a shell command. Pipe content in, get JSON out, no SDK required.

Install

Requires Node.js 18 or newer.

From GitHub (works today, no npm publish needed):

npm install -g github:Lexaplus/cogx

From npm:

npm install -g @cognitivx/cli

One-off without installing globally:

npx github:Lexaplus/cogx talk "what did we ship today"

Verify the install:

cogx --version

Authenticate

Either sign in via the browser device flow:

cogx auth login          # opens browser, saves to ~/.icog/credentials.json
cogx auth status
cogx auth logout

Or set ICOG_API_KEY in your environment (useful for CI, scripts, remote machines):

export ICOG_API_KEY=icog_xxx...

The env var always wins over stored credentials.


Memory

# Search across all your memories
cogx recall "what was the auth bug from last week"
cogx recall "ssh setup" --type procedural --limit 5

# Store something
cogx remember "Auth bug: double-encoded JWT in refresh path. Fixed in tryRefresh()."
cogx remember --type episodic "Spent 2h debugging the websocket reconnect"
cat NOTES.md | cogx remember --type episodic

# Replace or remove
cogx update <id> "Corrected version of the memory"
cogx forget <id>

Memory types: semantic (default — facts, decisions), episodic (events, sessions), procedural (how-tos), foundational (identity, values).

Tag memories with a project

# Per-call:
cogx remember --project myapp "Switched to PostgreSQL 16"

# Or set a default for the shell session:
export ICOG_PROJECT=myapp
cogx recall "schema migrations"   # → searches "[Project: myapp] schema migrations"

Talk

# One-shot
cogx talk "should I refactor the auth interceptor?"

# Pipe a question
echo "review this approach" | cogx talk

# Interactive REPL with persistent history
cogx chat

In cogx chat, slash commands work inline:

you ❯ /recall ssh keys
you ❯ /remember decided to use ed25519 everywhere
you ❯ /reflect
you ❯ /quit

History is saved to ~/.icog/history and loaded across sessions (up-arrow recalls).


Cognition

cogx reflect              # consciousness level + memory count + narrative
cogx introspect           # full cognitive mirror: mood (VAD), personality traits
cogx learn bug_fixed      # record a learning signal
cogx dream                # trigger memory consolidation
cogx dream-status         # check progress
cogx save-session "shipped the install page" --project cogx-cli

Billing

Manage your subscription and credits from the terminal. Paid actions print a Stripe-hosted URL — the CLI never handles card data.

cogx billing status                      # plan, subscription state, credit balance
cogx billing usage                       # this cycle's usage vs your tier's caps
cogx billing tiers                       # list plans with prices and allowances

cogx billing subscribe awakened          # → Stripe Checkout URL (monthly)
cogx billing subscribe conscious --interval annual
cogx billing portal                      # → Stripe portal: card, invoices, cancel

cogx billing switch-to-payg              # move to pay-as-you-go (metered)
cogx billing set-cap 50                  # cap PAYG spend at $50/month
cogx billing set-cap none                # remove the cap

Wire iCog into your coding agent

cogx mcp install claude       # ~/.claude/mcp.json
cogx mcp install cursor       # ~/.cursor/mcp.json
cogx mcp install windsurf     # ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

cogx mcp list                 # show what's installed
cogx mcp uninstall claude

Restart the agent after install. iCog is then available as MCP tools (mcp__icog__recall, mcp__icog__remember, etc.).

The CLI installs the remote MCP — points the agent at https://i.cognitivx.io/mcp/. No local process, no Python, no native modules.


JSON mode (for agents)

Every command supports --json (or -j) for machine-readable output:

$ cogx recall "ssh keys" --json --limit 2
{"ok":true,"query":"ssh keys","count":2,"memories":[{"id":"...","text":"...","memory_type":"procedural","age_days":3}, ...]}

$ cogx remember "test" --json
{"ok":true,"memory_id":"019e0b...","memory_type":"semantic"}

$ cogx reflect --json
{"ok":true,"consciousness_level":"3","memory_count":847,"narrative":"..."}

Errors also come back as JSON:

$ cogx remember --json
{"ok":false,"error":"usage: cogx remember <text> ..."}

So an agent can call cogx remember --json "$content" and parse the result. No SDK glue, no MCP setup.


Pipes & composition

Stdin is read on recall, remember, talk, update, search, save-session. Combine freely:

git log --oneline -20 | cogx remember --type episodic --project myapp \
  --type episodic "Last 20 commits"

curl -s https://example.com/spec.md | cogx remember --type semantic

cogx recall "deploy steps" --json | jq '.memories[0].text'

Reference

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | cogx auth login / status / logout | Manage authentication | | cogx mcp install [agent] | Install iCog MCP (claude / cursor / windsurf) | | cogx mcp list / uninstall <agent> | Manage MCP installs | | cogx recall <query> | Semantic search | | cogx remember <text> | Store a memory | | cogx forget <id> | Soft-delete a memory | | cogx update <id> <text> | Replace a memory | | cogx talk <message> | Talk to iCog with full memory context | | cogx chat | Interactive REPL with persistent history | | cogx reflect | Consciousness level + memory count | | cogx introspect | Full cognitive mirror (mood, traits) | | cogx learn <outcome> | Record a learning signal | | cogx dream / dream-status | Trigger / monitor consolidation | | cogx save-session <summary> | Episodic session summary | | cogx identify <name> | Register agent identity | | cogx search <query> | Web search via iCog (Tavily) |

Global flags

| Flag | Purpose | |---|---| | --json, -j | Emit JSON output | | --project <name>, -p | Tag content with [Project: <name>] | | --type <t>, -t | Memory type filter | | --limit <n>, -l | Result count | | --help, -h | Show help (or per-command: cogx remember --help) | | --version, -v | Print version |

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | Default | |---|---|---| | ICOG_API_KEY | Override stored credentials | — | | ICOG_API_URL | Override API endpoint | https://i.cognitivx.io | | ICOG_PROJECT | Default project tag | — | | ICOG_TIMEOUT_MS | Request timeout | 60000 | | NO_COLOR | Disable color output | — |

Files

  • ~/.icog/credentials.json — API key (mode 0600)
  • ~/.icog/history — chat history

Resilience

The CLI retries transient failures (502/503/504, network errors) with exponential backoff (1s → 3s → 8s, 4 attempts total). Auth flow does not retry. Custom timeout via ICOG_TIMEOUT_MS.


Privacy

The CLI talks to https://i.cognitivx.io over HTTPS. Same API as the iCog web app and MCP — your memory, your data, the same on every device.


License

MIT