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probe-research

v0.13.1

Published

Setup wizard for Probe Research in your coding agents. Runs from zero with npx.

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Keywords

coding-agentmcpmlopsexperiment-trackingprobe-research

Readme

probe-research

The Probe Research setup wizard.

npx probe-research

Signs in to Probe Research through your browser and opens the main wizard menu. If you create an account, finish onboarding on the website first. Its final step gives you a command like:

npx probe-research install ABCD234567

The 10-character code signs you in once without another browser approval, and install opens the guided tooling setup for the coding agents on your machine (the wizard lists the ones it supports). Choose your agents, select past coding sessions and/or a folder to backfill, then confirm the capabilities before anything is installed. Imports run after setup and show what they found for review before uploading. Both imports are optional; choosing only a folder leaves session history out. Each selected agent receives its own capture credential when capture is enabled.

npx probe-research ABCD234567 also signs in, then opens the main menu. npx probe-research install runs guided setup with browser sign-in. Expired or already-used codes need to be replaced on the website.

This package is a thin launcher. Probe Research is a Python CLI; this exists so the entry point matches the npx <tool> shape people already expect. It resolves a real probe (via an existing install, uv, or pipx) and hands over — there is no reimplementation here that could drift from the CLI.

The main menu requires a signed-in account. Choose Sign out to clear this device's credentials, stop capture, and exit the wizard. Run the command again to sign in to another account. You can also change what's enabled, diagnose a problem, update, print the manual steps, or remove Probe from the device.

Publishing this launcher requires probe-research>=0.147.0 to be available on PyPI first. That CLI version introduces website sign-in codes; older installed CLIs are upgraded before the launcher forwards the new commands.