Anointed Agent

Anointed is a local-first personal AI agent for terminal workflows on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It runs real tools through a guarded registry: browser automation, filesystem operations, shell execution, persistent SQLite memory, optional Supabase sync, MCP adapters, gateways, and readiness-gated desktop-control adapters.

Install The CLI

Install from GitHub (recommended until the next npm registry publish — builds on install):

npm install -g github:AnointedDev/anointed-agent#v1.4.0
anointed --doctor
anointed --setup
anointed

Or from a local clone:

git clone https://github.com/AnointedDev/anointed-agent.git
cd anointed-agent
npm install
npm install -g .

Registry install (npm install -g anointed-agent@<version>) only works for versions actually published to npm — check with npm view anointed-agent versions. The website install command appears only after the exact version is verified in the registry, so ETARGET No matching version found means that version has not been published yet, not that your machine is misconfigured. Administrator PowerShell is not required for global installs with scoop/nvm-managed Node.

The CLI requires at least one configured LLM provider key. Use anointed --setup or your operating system environment/vault. Do not paste API keys into chat.

Runtime notes:

• Node.js >=22.17.0 is required.
• SQLite uses a compatibility runtime: better-sqlite3 is an optional accelerator when installable, and node:sqlite is the built-in fallback so global installs are not blocked by native SQLite builds.
• Tool schemas use Zod 4 first-party JSON Schema conversion; no external converter package is required.

Useful Commands

anointed --doctor
anointed certify --json
anointed secrets doctor --json
anointed tool-smoke --json
anointed command-smoke

Inside the interactive CLI:

/tools --health
/sync status --json
/supabase auth/status
/gateway status
/secrets doctor --json
/runs
/inspect <run-id>
/insights
/compress
/platforms
/workers

Release Model

Anointed ships as one CLI package. Tagged CI builds, packs, globally installs, and smokes the same npm tarball on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The website displays a terminal install command only after the exact npm package version is verified in the registry.

Security Defaults

Anointed redacts secrets before persistence, keeps service-role Supabase keys out of client flows, requires approval for high-risk tools, and reports environment blockers honestly instead of claiming production readiness without evidence.