@open-probe/cli

Single-command launcher for the open-probe stack. Spawns @open-probe/proxy and @open-probe/mcp-server in one process and wires them together so you only ever need one terminal.

Install

pnpm dlx @open-probe/cli dev --target http://localhost:5173

…or as a project dev dependency:

pnpm add -D @open-probe/cli

Usage

npx open-probe dev --target http://localhost:5173 --port 4000 --mcp-port 3100

| Flag | Default | Description | |------|---------|-------------| | --target <url> | (required) | Upstream dev server to proxy. | | --port <n> | 4000 | Proxy port. | | --mcp-port <n> | 3100 | MCP HTTP port. | | --host <h> | 127.0.0.1 | Proxy bind address. | | --mcp-host <h> | 127.0.0.1 | MCP server bind address. | | --transport <t> | mcp | Auto-injected client transport (mcp / clipboard / server). | | --ws | off | Attach a WebSocket sink to the proxy. | | --ws-path <p> | /__open-probe/ws | WebSocket path. | | --ws-output <f> | stdout | Annotation sink output. |

Programmatic API

import { runDev } from '@open-probe/cli';

const handle = await runDev({
  target: 'http://localhost:5173',
  port: 4000,
  mcpPort: 3100,
});

// later
await handle.close();

License

MIT