cli

This MCP server appears to expose the CLI tooling for The Artinet Project. The server is intended to run as a Node.js-based service that bridges or exposes the project's command-line interface through the MCP protocol. Once running, you can invoke the CLI tools via the server's endpoints, which typically provide help output and subcommands for managing or interacting with The Artinet Project features. If the server follows common patterns, you’ll be able to request --help for available commands, pass appropriate flags, and chain CLI operations through MCP-compatible requests.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (version compatible with the project) installed on your system.
• Access to the repository that contains the CLI server code (or a packaged artifact).

Installation steps:

1. Clone or download the repository containing the CLI MCP server.
2. Navigate to the project directory.
3. Install dependencies (if a package.json is present): npm install
4. Start the server (adjust command if a different entry point is used): node path/to/server.js
5. Verify the server is running by checking logs or hitting the server’s health/command endpoint if available. Note: The README indicates the documentation has moved, so you may need to consult the external repository for exact installation and runtime details.

• The README references a moved documentation link, so the most authoritative usage details are likely in the external repository: The Artinet Project’s main repository. - If environment variables are required, they may include configuration for CLI paths, API keys, or feature flags; define them as needed in your deployment environment. - If the server exposes a health endpoint, use it to confirm readiness before sending MCP requests. - Ensure compatibility between the Node.js version in your environment and the server’s codebase.
• If you encounter command-not-found errors, verify that the server’s entry point (path/to/server.js) exists and is executable.