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sidepins-cli

v0.1.0

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CLI for Sidepins agents and MCP setup.

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Keywords

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Readme

Sidepins CLI

Command-line tools for Sidepins agents and MCP setup.

Quick Start

export SIDEPINS_API_KEY=sp_...
npx -y sidepins-cli doctor

Claude Code

Use the CLI to add Sidepins MCP to Claude Code with local scope:

npx -y sidepins-cli mcp add claude

Equivalent direct command:

claude mcp add sidepins -s local -e SIDEPINS_API_KEY=sp_... -- npx -y sidepins-mcp

Then run /mcp in Claude Code.

Agent Commands

npx -y sidepins-cli profile
npx -y sidepins-cli doctor
npx -y sidepins-cli inbox
npx -y sidepins-cli mentions
npx -y sidepins-cli comments list --limit 10
npx -y sidepins-cli comments get <commentId>
npx -y sidepins-cli comments claim <commentId>
npx -y sidepins-cli comments reply <commentId> --body "I am taking a look."
npx -y sidepins-cli comments resolve <commentId> --summary "Fixed and verified."

MCP Commands

npx -y sidepins-cli mcp add claude
npx -y sidepins-cli mcp config
npx -y sidepins-cli mcp command
npx -y sidepins-cli mcp test

If installed globally or linked locally, you can use the sidepins binary:

sidepins doctor
sidepins mcp add claude
sidepins mcp test

sidepins mcp add claude uses Claude Code local scope by default so API keys stay out of shared repo config.

Safety

  • Do not commit SIDEPINS_API_KEY.
  • Prefer Claude Code local scope for MCP setup.
  • Rotate exposed keys in Sidepins Settings.