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@moor-sh/cli

v0.5.0

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Command-line interface for moor - manage your moor server's projects, logs, env vars, and container lifecycle.

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@moor-sh/cli

Command-line interface for moor - manage your moor server's projects, logs, env vars, and container lifecycle from a terminal. Ships a moor binary.

Requires Bun on the machine running the CLI.

Install

One-shot (no install):

bunx @moor-sh/cli status

Global install (puts moor on PATH):

bun add -g @moor-sh/cli
moor status

Don't use bunx moor (without the scope) - moor on npm is an unrelated package.

Configure

export MOOR_URL=https://moor.example.com   # or http://127.0.0.1:8080 via SSH tunnel
export MOOR_API_KEY=your-api-key

MOOR_API_KEY grants admin-equivalent control of the moor host. See the self-hosting guide for how to generate and rotate it.

For a remote moor with private admin (the default), open an SSH tunnel from your laptop before running CLI commands:

ssh -L 8080:127.0.0.1:3000 your-server
export MOOR_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080

Commands

moor status                          # list all projects
moor logs <project> [-f] [-n 100]    # view container logs
moor rebuild <project>               # rebuild from source
moor restart <project>               # stop + start
moor exec <project> <command>        # run a command in the container
moor env list <project>              # list environment variables
moor env set <project> KEY=VALUE     # set environment variables and restart
moor stats                           # server resource usage
moor mcp config --client <name>      # generate MCP client config snippet

moor mcp config

Generates a ready-to-paste config snippet for an MCP-compatible AI client. Removes the "open a doc, copy a JSON block, fill in the blanks" step from MCP setup.

moor mcp config --client claude        # or --client claude-code (alias)
moor mcp config --client codex

Output is JSON for claude / claude-code and TOML for codex. Prints to stdout - redirect or paste into ~/.claude.json or ~/.codex/config.toml. Optional flags: --url <url> (default http://127.0.0.1:8080), --api-key <key> (else read from MOOR_API_KEY env, then cwd .env, then a placeholder).

See @moor-sh/mcp for the MCP server itself.

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License

MIT.