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The CLI signs in from your browser

Getting the CLI working is now one command and one click in the browser. Signing in wires its skills into the coding agents it finds, such as Claude Code and Cursor, and the CLI updates itself, so the whole team stays on the same version.

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Sign in with the browser you are already logged into#

Run the login command and the CLI opens a page on the Entelligence dashboard, which authorizes the machine and hands the session back to your terminal. There are no tokens to copy. Settings has a new CLI tab with the install line and a reference for every command.

Skills for every coding agent on the machine#

Signing in installs the Entelligence skills for each coding agent it finds, across every Claude home on the machine. Skills re-sync when the CLI upgrades, and the set now includes `/entloop`, which works a pull request until its review comes back clean.

Always on the latest version#

The CLI checks for a newer release when you run any command and updates in place, and `entelligence update` does the same on demand. The CLI is now Ellie CLI; see the CLI page for the current commands.

Improvements#

  • CLINew `security` command group for scanning from the terminal.
  • CLINew `incident` commands to read recent production logs and attach a fix or ticket.
  • SettingsA CLI tab with the install guide and command reference.
  • Code ReviewSet a per-organization cap on inline comments per review.
  • Code ReviewChoose whether Entelligence replies to comments left by other bots.

Fixes#

  • CLILogin works when the dashboard redirects back to a local port.
  • Incident KnowledgeClicking a log entry expands it to the full message.
  • CLISkills install into every Claude home, including non-default ones.

The memory starts the day you connect a repo.

From that day on, every session, review and incident lands in the same index.

  • No credit card required
  • No training on customer code
  • Deploy in your cloud, your own keys