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Graftcode CLI

CLI installs Graftcode Gateway and coding-agent rules so methods of your own service can be exposed as MCP tools

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  • The CLI downloads executables and can update its scripts before a command.
  • Rules can replace project files; exposed methods of your Gateway use permissions granted to that service.
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grft-dev/graftcodeAuthor:Graftcode

Install

Manual install

curl -fsSL https://grft.dev/get | sh

The README’s first user installer installs grft. Inspect the script and PATH changes first; we did not run commands. Start the Gateway separately with your own module.

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Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • The CLI downloads executables and can update its scripts before a command.
  • Rules can replace project files; exposed methods of your Gateway use permissions granted to that service.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

Graftcode CLI prepares the Gateway and service-development instructions. `grft get gg` downloads a Gateway executable into the current directory. The same CLI installs rules for Claude Code, Cursor and other supported editors. The Gateway loads a module containing the user's business logic. Eligible public static methods become MCP tools when argument and result types are supported. The running service's portal provides client configuration. Your applications can call the same methods through generated client packages. The CLI prepares components; the service owner writes business logic and sets network permissions.

Who it is for. For developers exposing their own service methods to agents and installing Graftcode development rules.

Good fit when

  • Expose suitable methods from your own service as MCP tools
  • Download the platform-matched Gateway without selecting release assets manually
  • Add Graftcode instructions for a particular editor to a repository
  • Prepare a transport plugin such as RabbitMQ for your deployment

Not a fit when

  • You need ready-made tools for another service without a module of your own
  • Your methods do not fit the MCP publication type restrictions
  • Your project prohibits installers from replacing rule files or updating their own scripts automatically

Example request

Check whether my module fits Graftcode MCP. Show exposed methods and parameters first. Do not replace project rules; propose a separate Gateway test directory.

Limitations

Before connecting an agent, inspect the chosen methods of your Gateway and their permissions; exposed functions can change service data. Rule installation modifies the project; the Claude option can replace CLAUDE.md and .claude/rules/, so preserve custom edits first. The CLI checks its version and may update scripts before executing a command. The repository specifies no license; ask the author about use and copying rights, and inspect Gateway and package terms separately.

How to disable. `grft uninstall` removes the CLI from `~/.grft` and its PATH entry. Downloaded Gateway files, modules and project rules remain; stop processes and review them separately. Compare rules with your backup before removing them.

FAQ

How do I install the persistent CLI on macOS or Linux?

`curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/grft-dev/graftcode/refs/heads/main/cli/install.sh | sh` runs the installer. Read it first. It installs into the user's home directory and adds the command to PATH.

How do I download the Gateway?

Run `grft get gg` in a separate directory. It downloads the platform-matched executable there. Hosting business logic then requires starting the Gateway with your module.

How do I install Cursor rules?

Run `grft get rules cursor` from the intended project root. Other editors have their own selectors. Inspect and back up existing rules before writing.

Where do exact MCP settings come from?

Open Graftcode Vision on your running Gateway and copy its MCP configuration. The address and method list depend on your deployment and module. The project provides no universal hosted server with ready-made tools.

What does `grft` do without arguments?

It opens the component installation menu, as does `grft get`. `grft version` displays the installed version.

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