Set up the CLI

Connect this machine to your account, then prove the connection works.

Every command here runs before you do any work. Install the CLI from the Quickstart. Then connect this machine, check the connection, and keep it current.

Sign in once with atoi account login; atoi account status shows the operator identity behind every CLI and MCP request, and atoi account logout revokes it when a machine should stop acting for you. atoi login and atoi connect pair this machine as a Computer so Atoi can work here. atoi auth connects a model provider through its own sign-in.

When something looks wrong, atoi status reads the bridge and atoi doctor says what to fix. atoi upgrade and atoi version keep the CLI matched to the account it talks to.

Read Run work from the terminal next to create a Project and start your first Task.

Account CLI referenceConnect, inspect, and revoke the operator identity used by CLI and MCP requests.Login CLI referencePair the local Computer with Atoi.Logout CLI referenceDisconnect the local Computer credential.Connect CLI referenceRun the standalone bridge for the paired Computer.Auth CLI referenceConnect, inspect, and revoke the provider credentials used by the paired Computer runtime.Status CLI referenceRead local configuration and readiness without calling the heartbeat.Doctor CLI referenceRun local readiness checks and an optional live heartbeat.Settings CLI referenceList, inspect, and change settings through the shared registry contract.Upgrade CLI referenceCheck for a newer CLI release without changing the installation.Version CLI referenceRead the installed CLI version.TUI CLI referenceOpen the product terminal interface.

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