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@premierstudio/plannable

v1.1.8

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CLI for connecting AI coding tools to Plannable's MCP server

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@premierstudio/plannable

Connect your AI coding tools to Plannable with a single command. Automatically detects your IDE, sets up MCP connections, and installs PM-AI hooks that keep your AI tools in sync with Plannable.

Quick Start

npx @premierstudio/plannable

That's it. The CLI will:

  1. Authenticate via OAuth (opens browser)
  2. Detect your AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex, and more)
  3. Configure MCP server connections for each detected tool
  4. Install PM-AI hooks for intelligent guardrails

Commands

npx @premierstudio/plannable                # Interactive setup (default)
npx @premierstudio/plannable status          # Check connection status
npx @premierstudio/plannable remove          # Clean removal

Options

--server <url>   Plannable server URL (default: https://plannable.ai)
                 Also configurable via PLANNABLE_SERVER env var

Supported AI Tools

| Tool | Detection | MCP | Hooks | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------- | --- | ------- | | Claude Code | claude CLI or .claude/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Cursor | cursor CLI or .cursor/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Gemini CLI | gemini CLI or .gemini/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Codex | codex CLI, codex.json, or .codex/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Cline | cline CLI or .clinerules/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Kiro | kiro CLI or .kiro/ directory | Yes | Yes | | OpenCode | opencode CLI or .opencode/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Droid | droid CLI or .factory/ directory | Yes | Yes | | Amp | amp CLI or .amp/ directory | Yes | Planned |

What Are PM-AI Hooks?

Hooks are lightweight middleware that run inside your AI tool. They let Plannable:

  • Guide your AI toward the right tasks and priorities
  • Enforce project conventions automatically
  • Signal file and shell activity back to Plannable for risk detection
  • Block unsafe operations before they happen

Hooks are installed via ai-hooks, a universal hooks framework for AI coding tools.

Self-Hosted

# Use a custom server
npx @premierstudio/plannable --server https://your-instance.example.com

# Or set via environment variable
PLANNABLE_SERVER=https://your-instance.example.com npx @premierstudio/plannable

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22.0.0
  • At least one supported AI coding tool installed

License

MIT