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@vecteur/cli

v0.2.4

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Vecteur CLI — a thin client for the Vecteur space-engineering platform (login, ask, projects, files). Hosted brain; no IP ships.

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Readme

Vecteur CLI

Run space-mission-engineering queries from your terminal — an interactive agent that works on your local files. The vecteur CLI is a thin, open-source client: the agent, physics libraries, and models run on Vecteur's servers, so nothing proprietary ships in this package.

Vecteur CLI

npm install -g @vecteur/cli
vecteur login          # opens your browser to approve this device
cd my-mission/         # this directory becomes your workspace
vecteur                # start an interactive session

Install

npm install -g @vecteur/cli

Standalone binaries (no Node needed) and brew / winget / curl installers are published with each release — see the releases page.

Use

vecteur                       # interactive session; the current directory is your workspace
vecteur ask "period at 550 km circular" --project <id>
vecteur ask "explain this" --file ./mission.md   # attach local files as context
vecteur projects              # your projects (same as the web app at vecteur.space)
vecteur whoami                # who you're signed in as

Inside the interactive session: type naturally, use @path to attach a local file, and /help for commands (/files, /new, /open, /exit).

Use it from an AI assistant (MCP)

No install needed — connect Vecteur to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-capable assistant:

claude mcp add --transport http vecteur https://api.vecteur.space/mcp

Configuration

  • VECTEUR_API_URL — point at a different Vecteur instance (default https://api.vecteur.space).
  • VECTEUR_TOKEN — supply an access key non-interactively (CI).

Credentials are stored at ~/.config/vecteur/config.json (owner-only).

What this package contains (and doesn't)

This is a client. It sends your queries (and any files you explicitly attach) to the Vecteur API and streams results back. It contains no agent logic, physics code, prompts, or API keys — a CI gate (.github/workflows/ci.yml) scans every change and the published tarball ships only compiled client code + LICENSE + README.

Development

npm install
npm run build      # tsc typecheck + emit to dist/
npm run typecheck

License

MIT — see LICENSE.