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memoryai-team-pair

v0.2.0

Published

13 days ago

Pair an IDE/CLI/agent with memoryai-team via OAuth 2.1 device flow.

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mcp memoryai oauth agent pair

memoryai-team-pair

Pair an IDE/CLI agent (Kiro, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenClaw, etc.) with a memoryai-team tenant via OAuth 2.1 device authorization (RFC 8628).

Usage

npx -y memoryai-team-pair

Auto-detects host (Kiro/Cursor/OpenClaw/Claude). Opens browser to approve. Writes MCP config. Done.

Options

npx -y memoryai-team-pair \
  --endpoint https://api.memoryai-team.vn \
  --host kiro \
  --name "My Mac"

What it does

POSTs /v1/oauth/device to your tenant — gets a 6-char user_code.
Opens browser to <tenant-url>/pair?code=<user_code>.
You click Approve while signed in.
CLI receives {access_token, refresh_token, bot_id}.
Writes config to your IDE's MCP file with TM_REFRESH_TOKEN.
Restart your IDE — memoryai-team-mcp auto-spawns and refreshes tokens.

Security

Refresh tokens rotate on every use.
Reuse of an already-rotated token revokes the entire chain.
Access tokens expire after 15 minutes.
Revoke a device any time from the dashboard.

Links

Dashboard: https://app.memoryai-team.vn
MCP server: memoryai-team-mcp
Source: https://github.com/memoryai-team/cli

License

MIT