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@kommit/cli

v0.1.7

Published

CLI to install the Kommit MCP server for AI coding tools

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Readme

@kommit/cli

Connect Kommit to your AI coding tools with a single command.

npx @kommit/cli@latest --client claude-code

Kommit gives your AI tools persistent project memory — specs, decisions, learnings, and context that carry across sessions.

Quick Start

npx @kommit/cli@latest --client claude-code

This opens your browser to authenticate, then writes the MCP config to your project. Restart your editor and Kommit is connected.

Supported Tools

| Client | Transport | Config Location | |--------|-----------|-----------------| | Claude Code | Native URL | .mcp.json | | Cursor | Native URL | .cursor/mcp.json | | VS Code | Native URL | .vscode/mcp.json | | Claude Desktop | stdio | claude_desktop_config.json | | Windsurf | stdio | ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json | | Cline | stdio | VS Code global storage | | Zed | stdio | ~/.config/zed/settings.json | | Codex | stdio | ~/.codex/config.toml | | Goose | stdio | ~/.config/goose/config.yaml | | Gemini CLI | stdio | ~/.gemini/settings.json | | Aider | stdio | ~/.aider/mcp.yml | | And more... | | |

Clients with Native URL transport connect directly to the Kommit API — no proxy process needed. Stdio clients use mcp-remote as a bridge.

Options

--client    AI tool to install for (interactive prompt if omitted)
--key       API key — skip browser auth (useful for CI/CD)
--global    Write to global config instead of project-local
--name      Server name in the config (default: "kommit")

Examples

# Interactive — prompts you to pick a client
npx @kommit/cli@latest

# Direct install for Cursor (global config)
npx @kommit/cli@latest --client cursor --global

# Headless / CI — provide key directly
npx @kommit/cli@latest --client claude-code --key km_your_key_here

How It Works

  1. CLI starts a local server and opens your browser to getkommit.ai/cli-auth
  2. You log in and click "Authorize"
  3. Kommit creates an API key and sends a short-lived code back to the CLI
  4. CLI exchanges the code for the key and writes your config file

The API key never appears in your browser URL or history.

Links

License

MIT