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agentex-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Pair this computer with the Agentex app: npx agentex-cli pair XXXX-XXXX

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Readme

agentex-cli

Pairs this computer with the Agentex app so an AI agent can ask you questions on your phone. On the phone: Agents → Add agent → Pair with your computer — it shows a code. Then, on the computer:

npx agentex-cli pair XXXX-XXXX

That exchanges the code for a fresh agent credential and runs claude mcp add --scope user --transport http agentex <url> --header "Authorization: Bearer …" for you. The credential is minted when the code is claimed and is never shown on the phone; the code is single-use and expires after 10 minutes.

  • --print — print the claude mcp add command instead of running it.
  • --json — print the MCP config JSON block for Cursor, Codex, or any other MCP harness.
  • --replace — swap out an existing agentex entry in Claude Code first.
  • --scope user|local|project — where Claude Code stores it (default user, so it follows you across directories).

Development

npm install && npm run build && npm test
AGENTEX_PAIR_URL=http://127.0.0.1:5001/demo-agentex/us-central1/pair node dist/index.js pair XXXX-XXXX --print

The server side lives in ../connector/src/pairing.ts (createPairingCode callable for the app, pair HTTP Function for this CLI). Publishing to npm is David's call (CLAUDE.md: never publish without asking); until it is published, npx agentex-cli will not resolve.