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@industry-ai/axe

v0.1.1

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AXE OIDC CLI and local MCP adapter for the existing Client CLI runtime

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@industry-ai/axe

AXE OIDC CLI and local STDIO MCP adapter for the existing AXE Client CLI execution runtime.

Requirements

  • Node.js 24.19.0
  • An AXE deployment with the OIDC Provider, AXE CLI Client, and OIDC CLI bridge enabled
  • HTTPS for interactive OIDC login outside protocol-only local tests

Install

npm install --global @industry-ai/axe
axe --help

The npm package installs the axe executable; the scoped package name does not change the command name.

Authenticate

axe auth login --host https://axe.enterprise.example --profile default
axe auth whoami --profile default

Profiles contain only non-secret endpoint and identity metadata. Reusable tokens are stored in the operating system credential store.

Run as a local MCP server

axe mcp serve --profile default

QwenWork Desktop can start that command over STDIO. Do not put AXE tokens in the MCP configuration or tool arguments.

Local development

From the AXE Lite repository:

npm --prefix packages/axe-cli install
npm --prefix packages/axe-cli test
npm --prefix packages/axe-cli link