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@versely/cli

v0.2.0

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Connect Versely's MCP server and skills to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other AI agents.

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Readme

@versely/cli

Connect Versely's MCP server and skills to Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI agents.

Quick start

npx @versely/cli setup

That runs three things:

  1. npx skills add AI-XLabs-Innovation/versely-skills — installs the Versely skill packs (powered by vercel-labs/skills, supports 54 agents).
  2. Signs you in via your browser and stores a Versely API key at ~/.versely/config.json.
  3. Writes the Versely MCP server (https://mcp.versely.studio/mcp) into every detected agent's config with your key.

Restart your agent and you'll see the mcp__versely__* tools and the /versely-* skills.

Authentication

versely auth login opens your browser and runs the same OAuth flow that claude.ai uses to connect to the Versely MCP — authorization code with PKCE over a localhost loopback redirect (RFC 8252). No secret is stored and no password is typed into the terminal: the CLI registers as a public client, you approve access in the browser, and that sign-in is used once to mint a long-lived vsk_ API key. Only the key is saved (to ~/.versely/config.json, chmod 600) and wired into your agents — there are no short-lived tokens to refresh.

For CI / headless use, skip the browser entirely:

versely auth login --key vsk_xxx     # or set VERSELY_API_KEY in the environment

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | versely setup | Skills + auth + MCP install, all in one | | versely auth login | Sign in via browser (OAuth + PKCE), or --key <key> for headless | | versely auth logout | Clear stored credentials | | versely auth whoami | Show the active sign-in (OAuth scopes or masked key) | | versely install | Wire MCP into detected agents (or --agent <id>, or --agent '*') | | versely uninstall | Remove Versely MCP (default: all agents) | | versely status | Auth + per-agent connection state |

Supported agents

| Agent | Config file | |---|---| | Claude Code | ~/.claude.json | | Cursor | ~/.cursor/mcp.json |

API keys (alternative to OAuth)

Prefer a long-lived key (CI, scripts)? Create one at versely.studio/settings/api-keys and either run versely auth login --key vsk_xxx or set VERSELY_API_KEY in your environment. The env var takes precedence over everything stored on disk.

License

MIT