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@engrym/cli

v1.0.1

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Engrym CLI — terminal-native Commander.js wrapper over @engrym/sdk-ts plus the `mcp init` pass-through. See https://github.com/engrym for documentation.

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@engrym/cli

The command line for Engrym — connect your AI coding tools to your project's knowledge in one step.

Engrym is the knowledge layer for AI-assisted development: it holds your project's decisions, conventions, constraints, and context as structured knowledge your AI tools can read and write live — so they stop guessing and start working from what your team actually decided. This CLI connects those tools to your Engrym project.

Install

npm install -g @engrym/cli

This installs the engrym command. You can also run any command without installing it, via npx @engrym/cli <command>.

Connect a tool

npx @engrym/cli setup claude-code

setup <tool> registers the Engrym MCP server with your AI tool. <tool> is one of:

  • claude-code
  • cursor
  • gemini
  • codex

It runs non-interactively: pass your project token via the ENGRYM_SETUP_TOKEN environment variable (preferred) or --token, and the project via --project (or ENGRYM_SETUP_PROJECT). Prefer a guided walkthrough? npx @engrym/cli mcp init runs the interactive setup.

Prerequisite: an Engrym account and project. Setup writes your project credential to ~/.engrym/config.yaml, which the MCP server reads at runtime — your tools never hold the secret directly.

Other commands

The CLI also brings your project's knowledge to the terminal: brain (query atoms), context (the unified team context), decisions, doc, session, status, mirror, and import. Run engrym --help for the full list.

Docs

Setup guides and the full command reference: https://engrym.com/docs/cli-reference

License

Apache-2.0 © RTK AI Labs Ltd