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@sequelsh/cli

v0.1.0

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Sequel CLI — connect data sources and run tools from your terminal.

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Readme

@sequelsh/cli

The Sequel command-line tool — connect data sources, install the Sequel MCP server into your AI tools, and run tools against your connections, all from the terminal.

Learn more at sequel.sh.

Install

npm install -g @sequelsh/cli

Or run without installing:

npx @sequelsh/cli login

The installed command is sequel.

Getting started

sequel login            # sign in via your browser (OAuth)
sequel connect          # connect a data source
sequel install          # add the Sequel MCP server to a coding agent

Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | sequel login | Sign in to Sequel. | | sequel logout | Sign out and remove cached credentials. | | sequel switch | Switch the active organization. | | sequel connect [source] | Connect a new data source (interactive, or pass a connector id). | | sequel sources | List connected data sources. | | sequel sources active | List sources with live health status. | | sequel sources info <id> | Show details for a source. | | sequel sources delete <id> | Delete a source. | | sequel install [agent] | Install the Sequel MCP server into a coding agent (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and more). | | sequel search <use case> | Find the right tools for a use case across your sources. | | sequel execute | Execute a tool against a connection. |

Global flags

  • --json — emit machine-readable JSON instead of formatted output.

Run sequel <command> --help for command-specific options.

Authentication

sequel login runs an OAuth 2.0 + PKCE flow in your browser and caches an org-scoped token locally. Use sequel switch to move between organizations and sequel logout to clear cached credentials.

License

MIT