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@gradien/core-agent-setup

v0.1.5

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Agent-run setup helper for connecting Core MCP to local and web agent harnesses.

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Core Agent Setup

Agent-run setup helper for connecting Core MCP to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP-capable agent harnesses.

Core is personal cloud memory for AI-native work. This package is meant to be run by the user's agent after the user pastes the Core setup guide into that agent.

Usage

npx -y @gradien/core-agent-setup install --base-url https://core.gradien.ai --yes

For local Core MCP stack testing:

npx -y @gradien/core-agent-setup install --base-url http://127.0.0.1:4107 --server-name core-local --yes

What It Does

  • Detects the current agent harness when possible.
  • Creates a short-lived Core setup session.
  • Opens Core signup/login in the browser.
  • Waits for the browser callback to confirm setup.
  • Configures supported local harnesses where the agent has shell access.
  • For Cursor, merges Core into ~/.cursor/mcp.json, preserving existing servers and writing a timestamped backup first.
  • Prints short human steps for apps that require manual settings changes.

The setup flow should not ask users to paste long-lived secrets into chat. When the current app requires a human step, the agent should give a short app-specific handoff and continue after the user confirms.

Cursor users should reload Cursor after setup. If Core appears with only mcp_auth, run that tool or authenticate from Cursor MCP settings to finish OAuth.

Commands

core-agent-setup install
core-agent-setup doctor
core-agent-setup print-human-steps --harness chatgpt

Common options:

--base-url <url>        Core base URL
--harness <name>       codex, claude-code, claude-web, claude-desktop, chatgpt, cursor, vscode, windsurf, hermes, opencode, generic
--server-name <name>   MCP server name to configure, defaults to core
--yes                  Execute safe local harness setup commands
--dry-run              Print the setup plan without changing local config
--no-browser           Print the login URL instead of opening a browser

Agent Prompt

Agents should start from:

Please help me set up Core. Use this official setup guide as reference documentation: https://gradien.ai/core/agent-setup/guide.md