TMCopilot CLI
Set up the local command line helper so your AI assistant can run trademark tasks on this computer.
Local AI Setup
Copy this prompt into your AI assistant. It will install or update the TMCopilot CLI, open browser sign-in, and verify the setup for you.
Please help me install or update the stable TMCopilot CLI. Run npx --yes @tmcopilot/cli@latest install; after installation, run tmcopilot setup to start authentication. If the command opens a browser or prints an authorization link, let me complete authorization. After authentication is complete, run tmcopilot version and tmcopilot doctor to confirm it is available.
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Operating Steps
How your AI assistant signs in locally, stores workspace config, and verifies the CLI is ready.
Copy AI Prompt
Copy the onboarding instruction and send it directly to your AI assistant.
AI Auto-Install
Your assistant will run tmcopilot install to download and run the native binary.
Browser OAuth
Approve access in the browser window once the assistant outputs the authorization link.
Verification
Confirm CLI readiness via tmcopilot doctor before downstream workflows run.
Engine Advantages
Why running TMCopilot through terminal scripting is faster and safer for heavy tasks.
Human & Agent Friendly
Dual-designed interface. Exactly the same command formats work seamlessly in interactive shells or automated scripts.
Prompt-Driven Setup
Assistants easily install, login, configure, and diagnose issues without requiring manually typed command parameters.
Strict Output Contracts
Consistent JSON, NDJSON, and CSV formatting prevents parser drift or context window pollution during AI processing.
Integrated Connectivity checks
The diagnostic system checks network, profile endpoints, and OpenAPI version compatibility automatically.
Secure Keyring Storage
Credential storage keeps API keys safely saved in your local user path and never prints credentials to stdout.
Fallback API Support
Direct REST pipeline lets you invoke generic endpoints via tmcopilot api when a specific subcommand isn't built yet.