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ctxpipe

v0.1.1

Published

Universal ctx| CLI for initializing repositories and agent integrations.

Readme

ctx| CLI

Universal ctx| CLI for initializing repositories and agent integrations. Install and run with npx ctxpipe (no global install required).

Human setup

npx ctxpipe init

This opens an interactive wizard with repo/global setup scope selection, detected agent defaults, multi-select client setup, and a final change summary before anything is written.

If no organization is supplied, the wizard signs you in with a browser/device-code flow, loads your ctx| organizations, and lets you choose one. MCP clients still perform their own OAuth later when they first use ctx|.

Setup credentials: the CLI stores setup-auth tokens in the OS keychain when available (@napi-rs/keyring). If the keychain cannot be used (headless Linux, unsupported environment), it falls back to a file under ~/.config/ctxpipe/ and prints a one-time notice to stderr.

Auth helpers:

npx ctxpipe auth login
npx ctxpipe auth whoami
npx ctxpipe auth logout

Use npx ctxpipe <command> --help for full flags (for example npx ctxpipe init --help lists --base-url, --scope, --agents, --dry-run, --json, --yes, and --no-mcp).

Agent and CI setup

npx ctxpipe init --org acme --agents codex,claude --scope repo --yes
npx ctxpipe mcp add --org acme --client cursor --scope user --yes
npx ctxpipe doctor --json

This package is in alpha while the interactive setup flow is being built.

Contributing / repo checkout

From this monorepo, after pnpm install and pnpm --filter ctxpipe build, you can run node packages/cli/bin/ctxpipe.js … or pnpm exec ctxpipe … from the repo root if linked.