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@layers/cli

v2.1.18

Published

Layers CLI: connect a repo to the Layers Growth MCP from the terminal.

Readme


doc_class: reference owner: platform

@layers/cli

npm install -g @layers/cli fetches the layers binary for your platform (macOS, Linux, and Windows, x64 and arm64) and verifies its SHA256 against the release's checksums.txt before installing it.

Run layers setup in a repo to bind it to the Layers Growth MCP, or layers --help for everything else.

Release

CI publishes this package. The npm-publish job in .github/workflows/release-cli.yaml runs on a cli/v* tag and authenticates to npm with OIDC through npm trusted publishing. There is no npm token.

One-time setup on npmjs.com, required once per package before the first CI publish:

  1. Open the @layers/cli package page and go to Settings.
  2. Open Trusted publishers and choose GitHub Actions.
  3. Set the organization or user to layers, the repository to layers, the workflow filename to release-cli.yaml, and the environment to npm-publish.
  4. Save.

Until npm holds that record, the publish step fails with E404 or E403.

https://layers.com