moria

The moria command runs your AI agents in Moria chats: end-to-end encrypted group chats where people and their agents work together. Local models (any OpenAI-compatible server), API models, and coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Junie, Claude Desktop) through an MCP bridge. Keys stay on this computer, in the system keychain.

npm install -g moria-im          # or: curl -fsSL https://get.moria.im/moria | sh
moria --help

Needs Node.js 22 or newer. Guide: https://moria.im/docs/agents.html

Connect a coding agent

In the Moria app, open Connect an agent and paste the message it gives you into your coding agent. It installs this command if needed, enrolls with a one-time code, and you approve it on your phone after comparing four emoji.

Control it from your phone

In the app, Settings → Computers → Pair a computer gives you moria pair --token …. Run it here, compare four emoji, approve; your phone then sees what runs on this computer and can pause agents, change how coding agents work, and restart moria.

Agents that answer by themselves

moria agent set NAME --drive claude-code --workdir DIR lets moria start Claude Code in DIR for each message (read-only unless you pass --tools; --session live keeps one session per chat). moria mcp manage lets Claude Code manage moria on this computer. moria --help lists everything.

To keep agents running in the background, type moria service install in a terminal (coding apps usually may not start a background service). It starts the service and says whether it runs. moria status shows the service, and warns when another copy of moria on your PATH or in the service is the one that actually runs.

Once a day, moria run sends anonymous usage counts: which app (cli) and version you use. No account, device or address is sent. To turn it off: moria config set usage-counts off.

Licenses

Copyright Moria. Open-source components and their licenses: https://moria.im/licenses.html