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@onrelay/cli

v0.1.5

Published

CLI installer and auth flow for Relay MCP and project memory

Downloads

590

Readme

Relay CLI

Relay CLI installs and authenticates Relay MCP for local coding tools.

Install

npm install -g @onrelay/cli
relay install

Commands

relay install [--api-base URL] [--no-browser]
relay auth login [--api-base URL] [--no-browser]
relay auth logout
relay auth status
relay brief [projectId] [--profile KEY] [--kind fresh_chat_bootstrap|quick_continuity]
relay status [projectId]
relay projects list
relay projects switch <project-id-or-slug>
relay uninstall

Browserless auth

If you are on SSH, inside a remote dev box, or on a machine without a GUI, use:

relay auth login --no-browser

Relay prints the approval URL and session code so you can open it manually on another device.

Supported setup flow

  • Detects supported MCP client config locations
  • Writes Relay MCP config into local tooling config files
  • Installs the Relay skill file for supported agents
  • Saves Relay auth in ~/.relay/mcp.json

Uninstall

relay uninstall

This removes the relay MCP entry from detected tool config files, removes Relay skill files where installed, and clears local CLI credentials.

Troubleshooting

  • macOS/Linux: make sure your global npm bin path is on PATH
  • Windows: restart the shell after global install if relay is not found
  • Remote shells / CI: use --no-browser
  • Custom Relay host: use --api-base https://your-relay-host

Release

Local dry run:

pnpm release:cli:dry-run

Publish:

pnpm release:cli

If you publish manually, run the release commands locally after bumping the package version.