Connect your AI
Kryton publishes two npm packages under @azrtydxb/: kryton-init (one-shot installer) and kryton-mcp (the stdio MCP shim for hosts that don’t speak HTTP MCP).
Quick start
Section titled “Quick start”npx @azrtydxb/kryton-initThe installer will:
- Ask for your Kryton server URL (defaults to
https://kryton.ai). - Sign you in via email + password.
- Mint an API key named
kryton-init-<hostname>-<timestamp>. - Detect every supported AI tool on your machine.
- Write the appropriate MCP config to each one.
It is idempotent — re-running replaces previous Kryton entries instead of duplicating them, and writes a <path>.kryton-init.bak.<timestamp> next to every file it modifies.
Supported hosts
Section titled “Supported hosts”macOS and Linux only.
| Host | Transport |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | HTTP (stdio fallback) |
| Cursor | HTTP (stdio fallback) |
| Claude Desktop | stdio |
| Codex | HTTP (stdio fallback) |
| OpenCode | stdio |
| Cline (VS Code) | stdio |
| Continue | stdio |
| KiloCode | stdio |
| RooCode | stdio |
Other commands
Section titled “Other commands”kryton-init install # interactive setup (default action)kryton-init uninstall # remove Kryton entries from every detected hostkryton-init status # show which hosts are wired (token hash only)kryton-init detect # list detected hosts without writing anythingkryton-init mcp [--host] # print the MCP JSON snippet to wire manuallyuninstall also revokes the minted API key on the server.
For the manual JSON snippets and the full CLI reference, see the CLI page.
Your first notes — write something for your agent to read.