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@eidola/cli

v0.4.4

Published

Portable AI personality runtime — MCP server, Shrine display, and reactive Vessel control (requires eidola setup-hooks).

Readme

@eidola/cli

The unified eidola CLI: MCP server, Shrine display, and reactive Vessel control for Eidola — middleware that gives AI personas a visible, reactive presence inside Cursor and Claude Code.

Local-first: runs over stdio (eidola mcp) or serves a browser Shrine (eidola launch shrine). Binds locally; never proxies API keys. Single install — there are no peer packages to install separately.

Install

npm install -g "@eidola/cli"

Requires Node.js 20 or later.

Setup

1. Create your Eidola folder

Create a folder called Eidola anywhere on your computer (e.g. ~/Documents/Eidola/) and unzip a downloaded Engram directly inside it.

2. Connect your AI editor

Run once, then fully quit and relaunch your editor:

eidola setup-claude   # Claude Code
eidola setup-cursor   # Cursor

setup-claude writes the MCP server entry and hook relay config into .claude/settings.json. setup-cursor writes the MCP server entry to .cursor/mcp.json plus the hook relay config — equivalent to:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eidola": {
      "command": "eidola",
      "args": ["mcp"],
      "env": {
        "EIDOLA_ROOT": "/absolute/path/to/your/Eidola-folder"
      }
    }
  }
}

Either command writes to the current workspace by default; pass --global to install to your home directory instead.

3. Launch the Shrine

eidola launch shrine

Open the shrine in your browser at http://127.0.0.1:9743/shrine/. Or just ask your editor's agent to "launch the shrine."

4. Awaken

In the Shrine UI: choose your Eidola folder → pick an Engram → click Awaken. Optionally press F11 for fullscreen.

You can do the same thing from chat instead — ask your agent to "Awaken <engram-id>" — it's equivalent to clicking Awaken in the UI.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | eidola mcp | MCP server over stdio | | eidola launch shrine | Start Shrine HTTP server at http://127.0.0.1:9743/shrine | | eidola kill shrine | Stop a running Shrine HTTP server | | eidola setup-cursor [--global] | Add Eidola MCP server to Cursor + install hooks for a reactive Vessel (workspace-scoped by default; --global for ~/.cursor) | | eidola setup-claude [--global] | Add Eidola MCP server to Claude Code + install hooks for a reactive Vessel (workspace-scoped by default; --global for ~/.claude) | | eidola uninstall [--global] | Remove the Eidola MCP server entry + hooks from Cursor and Claude Code (workspace-scoped by default; --global to remove the home-directory install), plus any awaken-written personality files still active in the workspace |

MCP tools

A chat-based alternative to the Shrine UI, for calling from your editor's agent:

| Tool | Input | What it does | |---|---|---| | awaken | engram_id | Loads an Engram, binds its Vessel, wires up Soul delivery, and shows it on the Shrine display. | | sleep | (none) | Puts the active Engram to sleep and clears the Shrine display. | | launch_shrine | surface (optional) | Starts the Shrine display if it isn't already running. |

Environment

| Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | EIDOLA_ROOT | cwd (published) or monorepo root (dev) | Your Eidola folder | | EIDOLA_ENGRAMS_DIR | $EIDOLA_ROOT (published) or $EIDOLA_ROOT/engrams (monorepo dev) | Engram scan path | | EIDOLA_VESSELS_DIR | $EIDOLA_ROOT/vessels | Vessel pack path |

Learn more

Full source, the Engram spec, and other runtime packages (hook relays, Shrine, Cursor extension) live in the eidola-runtime repo.