# remnote-cli has moved

This repository is **legacy and discontinued**, but the `remnote-cli` command is still available and maintained in
`remnote-mcp-server`.

`remnote-cli@0.13.1` was the last independent CLI package. `remnote-cli@0.14.0` is only a migration shim: it prints
the migration instructions and exits with a non-zero status so old automation does not keep using the discontinued
package silently.

The CLI source code, documentation, tests, and npm executable now live in the
[remnote-mcp-server](https://github.com/robert7/remnote-mcp-server) repository. The `remnote-mcp-server` npm package
provides both commands:

```bash
remnote-mcp-server
remnote-cli
```

In other words: this repository stopped being the home of the CLI, not the CLI itself.

## What to install

Uninstall the old standalone package:

```bash
npm uninstall -g remnote-cli
```

Install the maintained package:

```bash
npm install -g remnote-mcp-server
```

Verify both executables are available:

```bash
remnote-mcp-server --version
remnote-cli --version
```

If `remnote-cli` still prints the migration notice after installation, the old standalone package is still earlier in
your shell `PATH`; remove that installation and reopen the shell.

## Where to go now

Use the maintained server repository for current code, issues, docs, and development:

- [remnote-mcp-server repository](https://github.com/robert7/remnote-mcp-server)
- [Server and CLI demo](https://github.com/robert7/remnote-mcp-server/blob/main/docs/demo.md)
- [CLI command reference](https://github.com/robert7/remnote-mcp-server/blob/main/docs/guides/cli-command-reference.md)
- [Installation guide](https://github.com/robert7/remnote-mcp-server/blob/main/docs/guides/installation.md)

## Why this changed

`remnote-cli` now talks directly to the MCP HTTP endpoint exposed by `remnote-mcp-server`. Maintaining a separate CLI
repository and npm package created unnecessary version drift, so the CLI was folded into the server package.

This repository is kept only so existing links, release history, and issue references remain understandable.