When the tool you need ships as a CLI rather than an API, Notis can install it on your Cloud Computer and use it from there. No local setup required.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.notis.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How to install a CLI
The simplest way is to paste the link to the CLI provider’s install instructions and ask Notis to install it. Notis opens the page, follows the steps inside your Cloud Computer, signs in if the CLI asks for credentials, and confirms when it’s ready.brew install ..., curl ... | sh, npm i -g ...), you can paste that directly instead. Either way works — Notis figures out the rest.
Using a CLI once it’s installed
After install, just ask in plain language. Notis runs the right command for you.Persisted per user
CLIs installed on the Cloud Computer are persisted per user. Once a CLI is installed and signed in, it stays available across every future conversation, channel, and skill run on your account. You don’t reinstall it the next time you ask.Examples of CLIs you can install
- Analytics & product — Datafast, PostHog, Mixpanel
- Payments — Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy
- Databases & data — Supabase,
psql,mysql,mongosh, BigQuery (bq) - Cloud —
aws,gcloud,vercel, Fly.io (flyctl), Heroku - Code & releases — GitHub (
gh), GitLab (glab) - Media & files —
ffmpeg,yt-dlp,pandoc, ImageMagick
Credentials
When a CLI needs to sign in, Notis will ask you for the API key, token, or OAuth URL it needs. Credentials live in the Cloud Computer alongside the CLI and are reused on the next request, so you only authenticate once.CLIs installed in the Cloud Computer sandbox are not exposed through
notis-cli on your local machine. They run inside the sandbox and are used by Notis on your behalf there. If you also need a CLI on your laptop for your local coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex), install it locally as you normally would. See Sync Integrations for the local agent workflow.Related
- Cloud Computer — the environment CLIs run inside.
- Composio integrations — managed connectors for 1,000+ apps.
- Custom MCP servers — bring your own MCP server.

