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refresh-cv

v0.1.9

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Install refresh.cv MCP connections for supported agent clients.

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refresh-cv

Install the refresh.cv MCP server for supported agent clients.

Codex

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client codex

This configures Codex with:

https://mcp.refresh.cv/mcp

Then it starts the Codex OAuth login flow.

OpenCode

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client opencode

This writes the remote MCP server to OpenCode config and starts:

opencode mcp auth refresh.cv

OpenCode uses http://127.0.0.1:19876/mcp/oauth/callback during OAuth login. If the browser reaches that URL but OpenCode does not finish connecting, another local process may already be using port 19876:

lsof -nP -iTCP:19876 -sTCP:LISTEN

Free that port, then rerun:

opencode mcp auth refresh.cv

If you prefer a shorter server name:

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client opencode --name refresh
opencode mcp auth refresh

Claude Code

This package also contains the refresh.cv Claude Code plugin. Install it through the public refresh.cv marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add https://mcp.refresh.cv/claude/marketplace.json
/plugin install refresh@refresh-cv
/mcp

Then authorize refresh.cv from /mcp.

The plugin also provides a login helper command:

/refresh:login

OpenClaw

MCP-only install:

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client openclaw

Plugin marketplace install from GitHub:

openclaw plugins install refresh-cv --marketplace refresh-dev/claude-plugin

The npm-style command below will only work after an npm package named @refresh-dev/claude-plugin is published:

openclaw plugins install @refresh-dev/claude-plugin

The installer pins OpenClaw's OAuth callback to:

http://127.0.0.1:8989/oauth/callback

After browser approval, OpenClaw should save the credentials and probe the MCP server automatically. If login does not complete, rerun:

openclaw mcp login refresh.cv
openclaw mcp probe refresh.cv

Hermes

MCP-only install:

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client hermes

Equivalent manual commands:

hermes mcp add refresh.cv --url https://mcp.refresh.cv/mcp --auth oauth
hermes mcp login refresh.cv
hermes mcp test refresh.cv

Local server

npx -y refresh-cv@latest --client codex --local

This configures Codex with:

http://localhost:8010/mcp

The default local server name is refresh_cv_local, so production and local MCP connections can coexist.

Options

  • --client codex: configure Codex.
  • --client openclaw: configure OpenClaw with openclaw mcp add, then run OAuth.
  • --client opencode: configure OpenCode JSONC config, then run opencode mcp auth.
  • --client hermes: configure Hermes with hermes mcp add, then run OAuth.
  • --url <url>: override the MCP endpoint.
  • --local: configure http://localhost:8010/mcp as refresh_cv_local.
  • --name <name>: override the MCP server name. Codex defaults to refresh_cv; OpenClaw/OpenCode/Hermes default to refresh.cv; local mode defaults to refresh_cv_local.
  • --force: replace an existing supported config entry where possible.
  • --skip-login: add the MCP server but skip OAuth login.