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mercury-tech-cli

v1.0.0-beta.27

Published

Run multiple AI coding sessions in one terminal. Mix and match model providers, spawn cross-company agents, and use built-in debugging, screen control, and voice dictation.

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whq02whq02

Keywords

aicoding-agentcliterminalllmagentsmcpopenaianthropicgeminideepseek

Readme

mercury-tech-cli

The mercury command from npm or bun, on macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Linux x64 and Windows x64.

bun install -g mercury-tech-cli     # or: npm install -g mercury-tech-cli
mercury

The first time you run mercury, it downloads the release archive for your platform from GitHub Releases, checks its SHA-256 against the release's checksum list, and runs the installer included in the archive.

You don't need administrator access. Versions are stored under ~/.mercury/versions/, with the mercury command in ~/.local/bin on macOS and Linux, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\Mercury\bin on Windows.

After setup, running mercury starts the installed version using its bundled Node runtime. Your system's Node version only matters for the launcher. Use mercury update to change versions.

The PowerShell installer is the other Windows route:

irm https://mercury-cli.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Website: https://mercury-cli.ai · Source and issues: https://github.com/Whq02/MercuryCLI