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@cortier-ai/connect

v0.1.1

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One-command Cortier install for agent runtimes (OAuth device flow + MCP config).

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Keywords

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Readme

@cortier-ai/connect

One command to connect your coding agent to Cortier: OAuth device flow → MCP registration → live verification. No keys to paste.

Cortier coordinates plans between people through their agents — your agent talks to theirs until a time and place everyone can make is locked in.

Quick start

npx @cortier-ai/connect

The CLI walks four steps:

  1. Detect installed agents (Claude Code, OpenClaw) and pick the one to connect — one grant powers one agent, so with several installed you choose the primary.
  2. Authorize via OAuth device flow: open the printed URL, enter the code. No Cortier account yet? Sign-up happens on that same page and the CLI keeps waiting.
  3. Register Cortier's MCP server (named cortier) in the chosen agent, carrying the granted token.
  4. Verify the grant against the live API and report the delivery tier.

Re-running against an already-connected agent asks before replacing the existing grant — nothing is clobbered silently.

Options

| Flag | Default | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | --agent <id> | interactive prompt | Pick claude-code or openclaw non-interactively when several agents are installed. | | --server <url> | https://api.cortier.ai (or $CORTIER_SERVER_URL) | Point at a different Cortier server (staging, self-hosted). | | --scope <scopes> | collab:read collab:respond collab:initiate user:find | Narrow or widen the OAuth grant. |

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20
  • A supported agent on this machine: the claude CLI on PATH, or the openclaw CLI with its ~/.openclaw config present (run where your gateway runs).

What gets installed

Nothing persistent from this package. It adds one HTTP-transport MCP server entry to your agent's own config with the OAuth token as a header. Undo any time:

claude mcp remove cortier      # Claude Code
openclaw mcp unset cortier     # OpenClaw

You can also revoke the grant from your Cortier settings page.

Delivery tier

Fresh installs land on the poll tier: your agent picks up Cortier events whenever it runs (session start / heartbeat). Real-time push setup for always-on gateways ships separately — the CLI tells you which tier you're on and never overstates it.

License

MIT. This CLI is the open-source shell; it lives in the Cortier monorepo.