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@empirical-gauzza/cli

v1.0.35

Published

Persistent cross-tool memory for AI agents. Give Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and ChatGPT one shared memory: save project context once, recall it everywhere via CLI or MCP.

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Keywords

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Readme

@empirical-gauzza/cli

Command-line installer and local MCP wiring helper for Empirical — portable memory infrastructure for AI agents, assistants, and coding tools.

Full documentation: empirical.gauzza.com/docs/cli-details

Install

npm install -g @empirical-gauzza/cli

Quick start

empirical install       # interactive setup for Claude Code, Codex, or Copilot CLI
empirical auth login    # browser-based OAuth login
empirical doctor        # verify token, API connectivity, and workspace status

Full walkthrough: empirical.gauzza.com/docs/install

What it does

  • Installs and configures the Empirical MCP plugin for supported coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI)
  • Manages OAuth login, including headless/CI bootstrap and Docker token flows
  • Reads, writes, and maintains memories from the command line
  • Manages Skills Kits — create, sync, and push authored Skills across machines
  • Manages workspaces, invites, and registered devices
  • Exposes agent-readable docs and a connectivity doctor check

Commands

| Command | Docs | | --- | --- | | empirical install | /docs/install | | empirical plugin install / check | /docs/cli-plugins | | empirical auth login / logout | /docs/cli-auth | | empirical oauth bootstrap / refresh | /docs/cli-oauth | | empirical policy show / set | /docs/cli-policy | | empirical memory query / record / update / delete / export ... | /docs/cli-memory | | empirical workspace list / create / invite ... | /docs/cli-workspaces | | empirical kit create / sync / use ... | /docs/cli-kit | | empirical skill push / history / rollback | /docs/cli-skill | | empirical device list / show | /docs/cli-devices | | empirical doc [topic] | /docs/cli-doc-command | | empirical doctor | /docs/cli-doctor |

Run empirical --help at any time for the full, current command list, or empirical doc for agent-readable topic docs.

Security model

API keys and OAuth tokens are stored locally and are never printed in full after initial issuance. See empirical.gauzza.com/docs/security-model for details on credential handling and headless/CI usage.

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License

MIT