@governmyai/setup

One-command MCP setup for GovernMy.ai. Configures Claude Desktop, Cursor, and the Claude Code CLI to query the regulatory rules engine.

Usage

npx @governmyai/setup

The wizard:

1. Asks for your GovernMy API key (get one at https://governmy.ai/developers). You can skip this and fill in the placeholder later.
2. Detects which MCP clients are installed on this machine (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code CLI).
3. Writes a governmy entry into each client's mcpServers config — preserving every other server you already have configured.
4. Prints a restart hint and a sample prompt.

Non-interactive flags

npx @governmyai/setup --api-key=ooa_live_xxx --clients=claude_desktop --yes
npx @governmyai/setup --skip-key --yes
npx @governmyai/setup --api-url=https://api.governmy.ai --api-key=ooa_live_xxx

Supported config locations

| Client | Path | |---|---| | Claude Desktop (macOS) | ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json | | Claude Desktop (Windows) | %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json | | Claude Desktop (Linux) | ~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json | | Cursor | Cursor/User/mcp.json under the standard user-config dir | | Claude Code CLI | ~/.claude/mcp.json |

What it doesn't do

This wizard is deliberately minimal:

• No browser redirect. No OAuth. No backend handshake.
• No telemetry.
• No auto-install of other npm packages.
• No rewrite of existing MCP server entries.

It's pure config injection.

Try it out

After restart, ask your client:

What EU AI Act obligations apply to a high-risk hiring AI deployed in the EU?

License

MIT