Integrate Cord from your terminal
npx @flouviahq/cli opens a full-screen assistant that connects your project to Cord, step by step.
What it does
- Sign in from the browser:
cord loginopens Cord, you choose the permissions of the project key and you're back in the terminal without copying any code. - Integrates your project: it detects your framework, installs the SDK, adds your environment variables and sets up the webhook endpoint with signature verification.
- Your apps: if your project uses HubSpot, Shopify or Slack, it tells you whether they are already connected to your Cord account.
- Your AI agents:
cord mcp addadds Cord's MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code, and you authorize with OAuth. - Local webhooks:
cord listenforwards your test account's events to your server, signed just like in production, andcord triggerfires them.
In five languages
The assistant, the help and the CLI's messages are in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French and German.
How it works
Run npx @flouviahq/cli in your project folder.
Sign in from the browser and choose the permissions of the test key.
The assistant integrates Cord and connects your agents; cord listen brings the webhooks to your machine.
Availability and scope
@flouviahq/cli 2.1 on npm: full-screen assistant, cord login through the browser, cord init, cord mcp add, cord listen and cord trigger.
Clear limits
The project key is a test key with only the permissions you choose. The AI that reads and edits your code to integrate is ready but switched off; meanwhile, the assistant integrates with templates.