PICO CLI

@picoxr/pico-cli is the public command-line interface for PICO spatial development workflows. It bundles device, emulator, app, performance, MCP, and plugin-setup commands into a single Node.js package.

What It Does

Use pico-cli to:

• inspect and manage connected Android or PICO devices
• set up supported AI agent hosts for PICO plugin workflows
• start and diagnose PICO MCP servers
• work with emulator and app-install flows
• capture performance diagnostics and traces

Install

Requirements:

• Node.js 18+
• npm

Install globally:

npm install -g @picoxr/pico-cli

Or run without a global install:

npx @picoxr/pico-cli --help

Quick Start

See the available command groups:

pico-cli --help

Common first steps:

# Inspect the local environment
pico-cli doctor

# Set up supported agent hosts for plugin workflows
pico-cli setup

# Check connected devices
pico-cli device:list --format json

# Inspect emulator readiness
pico-cli emulator doctor --format json

Plugin and MCP Workflows

For public users, pico-cli setup and pico-cli plugin update are the recommended entrypoints for installing and refreshing plugin-backed agent workflows.

If setup, plugin visibility, skill loading, or MCP connectivity is suspect, prefer:

pico-cli doctor --format json
pico-cli plugin doctor --format json
pico-cli mcp doctor --format json

Main Command Areas

• device:* and adb:*: device inspection and Android Debug Bridge operations
• app:*: app install, launch, and app-facing workflows
• emulator:*: emulator lifecycle and environment checks
• perf:*: performance diagnosis and tracing
• mcp:*: MCP server entrypoints and diagnostics
• setup / plugin update / plugin doctor: plugin-backed host setup and maintenance
• doctor: top-level environment summary

License and Notices

• License: See LICENSE
• Third-party notices: ThirdPartyNoticeText.txt