Emm

Command-line tools

Give your agent access to the work. Standalone downloads for macOS and Linux, on ARM64 and x86-64.

Want emm-app, the desktop app? Get emm-app at emmflow.com →

mdt

0.1.0

mdt is designed to let agents and humans use a potentially large Markdown file as a shared space for communication and shared state.

Open source under the MIT license · Source and documentation on GitHub →

About mdt, the Markdown tool →

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emm (CLI only)

0.1.0

Work with issues and read changes to their descriptions.

Source revision e572ac669e63dd9a946538edf5fe42a7a5381ae6 · Release metadata

Let your agent set it up

Already working with an AI coding agent? Paste this into your conversation:

Help me choose and install mdt for Markdown files or emm (CLI only) for issues. Read https://emmflow.com/cli-agent-guide.md first, then walk me through it step by step.

The CLI installation guide helps your agent choose the tool and build, verify the download, and get you started.

Install and get started

Choose your operating system and processor. On macOS, About This Mac shows Apple silicon or Intel. On Linux, uname -m reports aarch64 for ARM64 or x86_64.

Extract the archive and install the selected tool in your own ~/.local/bin. This does not need sudo. Each archive includes a README with installation instructions.

Add ~/.local/bin to both your current PATH and the startup configuration for the shell you use, without adding duplicate entries. The shell setup instructions cover Bash, Zsh and Fish separately.

In a new terminal, confirm the command resolves to your installation, check its version, and read the help:

command -v mdt
mdt --version
mdt --help
command -v emm
emm --help

Use mdt with Markdown files and emm with an Emm project. The agent guide explains working with Emm and shared projects.

Looking for emm-app? Download the desktop app for macOS on Apple silicon at emmflow.com.