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@upturtle/wizard

v0.2.3

Published

Connects your coding agent to UpTurtle's MCP server. Detects the agent, mints a scoped PAT via browser handshake, and writes the right MCP config.

Downloads

785

Readme

@upturtle/wizard

One-line installer that connects your coding agent to UpTurtle's MCP server.

npx @upturtle/wizard

The installer:

  1. Detects which coding agent(s) you have installed (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, Zed, Claude Desktop).
  2. Shows a checkbox list — / to move, space to toggle, a to toggle all, enter to confirm.
  3. Opens UpTurtle in your browser to authenticate and mint a scoped personal access token.
  4. Writes the MCP server entry into each selected agent's config.

Once it's done, ask your AI: "deploy this project to UpTurtle."

Scope

By default the wizard writes to your user-wide config — the MCP server is available in every project that agent opens. To install into the current project instead (so it's checked into git and shared with the team), pass --project:

npx @upturtle/wizard --project

Project scope is supported for claude-code, cursor, opencode, and zed. Antigravity, Codex CLI, and Claude Desktop don't have a project-level config format.

Flags

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | --host=<url> | Override the UpTurtle host. Defaults to https://what.upturtle.com. Also UPTURTLE_HOST=<url>. | | --scope=<scope> | user (default) or project. Shorthands: --user, --project. | | --agent=<id,...> | Skip auto-detection and the prompt; install into specific agent(s). Comma-separated. | | --yes, -y | Skip the prompt; install into every detected agent. Implied when stdin is not a TTY (e.g. CI). | | --help, -h | Show usage. |

License

Proprietary. Copyright (c) 2026 UpTurtle. All rights reserved. See LICENSE.