Installation
Requirements
- Node.js 18 or later
- macOS, Linux, or Windows with WSL
- A user account on your Seqera Platform Enterprise deployment
- Network access to your Enterprise agent backend
npm install
npm install -g seqera
Install the development build:
npm install -g seqera@dev
Verify your installation:
seqera --version
npm update
npm update -g seqera
Enterprise configuration
Set the agent backend URL before starting Co-Scientist:
export SEQERA_AI_BACKEND_URL=https://ai-api.platform.example.com
If your Enterprise deployment uses Platform OIDC, also set the OIDC authority base URL. The CLI fetches OpenID configuration from this URL and opens the discovered authorization endpoint in your browser:
export SEQERA_AUTH_DOMAIN=https://platform.example.com/api
See Authentication for the complete environment variable reference and OAuth versus token-based examples.
Install agent integrations
Install Co-Scientist as a skill for your coding agent:
seqera skill install
Install directly into the current repository:
seqera skill install --local
Check installed skills and update them after upgrading the CLI:
seqera skill check --update
If you use Co-Scientist as a skill for a coding agent, run seqera skill check --update after updating the CLI to keep your installed skills in sync with the current version. By default, this scans both local and global installations. Use --global or --local to narrow the scope. See Working with Claude Code, Working with Codex, Working with GitHub Copilot, and Working with other coding agents.
seqera skill check --update
npm uninstall
npm uninstall -g seqera
Learn more
- Seqera CLI: Seqera CLI overview
- Authentication: Login, logout, and session management
- Skills: Discover, create, and install skills
- Modes: Work in build mode, plan mode, and goal mode
- Command approval: Control which commands run automatically
- Use cases: Seqera CLI use cases
- Usage and cost: Co-Scientist usage in Enterprise deployments