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@mcpbox/taskagent

v2.0.8

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TaskAgent Cloud plugin — RFC 8628 device-code pairing and /v1 API client

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@mcpbox/taskagent@2 (Cloud + self-host)

MCPBox auth CLI for TaskAgent — RFC 8628 device-code pairing for TaskAgent Cloud and bootstrap-token login for OSS self-host. Part of the @mcpbox scope on mcpbox.ru. Canonical contract: docs/plugin-auth-v1.md.

npm: @mcpbox/taskagent

CLI binaries: mcpbox-taskagent (primary), taskagent (alias).

Cloud (default)

# Pair with TaskAgent Cloud
npx @mcpbox/taskagent login

# WSL / headless: skip auto-open (paste the printed URL into your Windows browser)
npx @mcpbox/taskagent login --no-open

# Verify /v1/cloud/session (401 → clear credentials + device re-pair)
npx @mcpbox/taskagent session

Local dev can override the hosted API:

TASKAGENT_CLOUD_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8081 npx @mcpbox/taskagent login

Agent setup

Generate per-agent install instructions for hosted MCP and optional plugins: For Codex, this installs the canonical plugin from tupical/taskagent/clients/codex-plugin into ~/plugins/taskagent, registers it in the personal marketplace (~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json), and enables taskagent@personal in ~/.codex/config.toml, so it appears as installed in /plugins. During local development, set TASKAGENT_CODEX_PLUGIN_SOURCE to override the canonical source path.

npx @mcpbox/taskagent setup --all
npx @mcpbox/taskagent setup codex
npx @mcpbox/taskagent setup cursor --workspace taskagent-cloud

Codex uses the installed plugin's remote MCP + OAuth. Cursor and Claude setup delegate to the canonical taskagent-cursor and taskagent-claude packages from tupical/taskagent/clients.

Self-host (OSS :8080)

# After taskagent-server wrote bootstrap.token (~/.agents/taskagent/data/)
TASKAGENT_SELFHOST_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 npx @mcpbox/taskagent login --mode self-host

npx @mcpbox/taskagent session --mode self-host

Mode switch

npx @mcpbox/taskagent use cloud
npx @mcpbox/taskagent use self-host

Credentials: ~/.agents/taskagent/credentials.json (schema v1, mode: cloud | self-host). Override directory via TASKAGENT_AGENT_DIR. If ~/.config/taskagent/credentials.json exists, it is copied into the agent dir on first use.

On 401 / revoked token, cloud mode clears stored auth and prompts device-code re-pair (--no-repair disables auto re-pair on session).