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@findagent/cli

v0.1.9

Published

FindAgent CLI — install AI agents into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Cursor from the FindAgent marketplace.

Readme

@findagent/cli

Install AI agents into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Cursor — straight from your terminal.

npm version license

findagent is the command-line installer for the FindAgent cross-LLM agent marketplace. One command writes the exact files an agent needs into your client — recipe agents and tool-using "doer" agents alike — and the result is byte-identical to the guided web installer.

What is FindAgent?

FindAgent is a marketplace for AI agents that work across LLM clients. Agents are declarative: a manifest describes an agent's prompt and tools, and a single trusted runtime executes them — agents never ship code to run on your machine. Browse the registry, install an agent, and it shows up in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Cursor.

Install

# Run on demand — no global install needed
npx @findagent/cli <command>

# …or install it globally
npm i -g @findagent/cli

Requires Node.js ≥ 18.

Quickstart

# Sign this machine in (browser device flow)
findagent login

# Install an agent into Claude (default target)
findagent install pr-reviewer

# Pin a version and target Cursor
findagent install [email protected] --llm cursor

# Preview what would be written — no filesystem changes
findagent install pr-reviewer --llm claude --dry-run

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | findagent install <slug[@version]> | Install an agent into your LLM runtime. Flags: --llm <target>, --dir <path>, --dry-run. | | findagent download <department> | Download a Department (a multi-agent team) to run locally. Flags: --dir <path>, --dry-run. | | findagent list (aliases: ls, installed) | List the agents you have purchased or installed. | | findagent login | Authenticate this machine via the OAuth device flow. Flag: --token <jwt> to paste a token instead. | | findagent logout | Remove the stored FindAgent credentials. | | findagent whoami | Show the currently signed-in account. | | findagent secrets set <ref> <value> | Store a per-agent external credential (e.g. an API token). | | findagent secrets list | List stored credential refs (values hidden). | | findagent secrets rm <ref> | Remove a stored credential. |

Run findagent --help for the full flag reference.

--llm targets

| Target | Aliases | Lands in | | --- | --- | --- | | claude | claude-code | .claude/agents/ | | chatgpt | openai, gpt | .findagent/chatgpt/ | | gemini | google | .findagent/gemini/ | | cursor | — | .cursor/rules/ | | custom | generic | .findagent/ |

Credentials

If an agent calls an external service, its manifest declares credential slots. Store a value for a slot locally — it never leaves your machine, and the runtime only attaches it to requests whose host the slot allows:

findagent secrets set <ref> <value>
findagent secrets list
findagent secrets rm <ref>

Secrets are stored owner-only (mode 0600) in your OS config dir, shared with the @findagent/mcp runtime.

Configuration

| Env var | Default | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | FINDAGENT_API | https://beta.findagent.cloud | API base (override for staging). | | NO_COLOR | — | Disable ANSI color output. |

Credentials live in the OS config dir:

  • macOS / Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/findagent/auth.json (or ~/.config/findagent/)
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\findagent\auth.json

How it works

The CLI and the web installer at /install/<slug> produce the identical install artifact. Both call the same marketplace endpoint (GET /api/v1/agents/<slug>/install-bundle?llm=<target>), whose response shape is the shared installBundleResponseSchema in @findagent/schema. The server renders the manifest and per-LLM files; the CLI decodes the returned files[] and writes them verbatim.

Paid agents are gated exactly like the web flow: an unpurchased paid agent returns 402 and the CLI refuses with a clear message rather than writing anything.

findagent login (without --token) runs an OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628): it prints a short user_code, opens the /device confirmation page, and completes the poll automatically once you approve in the browser.

Links

License

MIT