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Mere CLIManage Mere from your terminal

For workspace owners, operators, and developers. Use the Mere command-line interface (CLI) to check app state and prepare context for AI agents.

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Set up your workspace

Use your invite code to create and set up a workspace. If you don't have an invite, join the waitlist.

Inspect before you act

Review each app's commands, options, and required confirmations. Before you make changes, check sign-in status and workspace data.

Prepare context for your agent

Generate files with command details, setup reports, and workspace snapshots. Use the reports to plan the agent's next steps.

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Get started ​

You need Node.js 24 or 25 and npm. You don't need to install Mere CLI globally.

To start setup, run this command in an interactive terminal:

sh
npx --yes @merekit/cli@latest onboard --interactive

When prompted, enter the value that matches your task:

  • Invite code: Redeem your invite to create and set up a workspace. If prompted, sign in through your browser.
  • Email address: Join the waitlist through your browser and confirm your email address. Joining the waitlist doesn't create a workspace.
  • Workspace ID: Run setup checks for a workspace that you already have permission to use. This option is for operators and agents.

For installation options, see Install the CLI. For setup without interactive prompts, see First run.

Review your setup ​

After workspace checks finish, the CLI writes reports to ~/.config/mere/agents/default/ by default.

Open the ONBOARDING.md file for setup status and recommended commands. For automation, use the onboarding-report.json file. Before running app commands, resolve any remaining setup requirements.

Before you make changes ​

Installing the CLI doesn't grant workspace access. Each Mere app enforces its own authentication, workspace access, and confirmation requirements.

Before changing data, review the app's command options and confirmation requirements.

To connect an AI agent, use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It provides read-only tools by default.

Next steps ​

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