docs: add AdaL CLI installation instructions to README#42
docs: add AdaL CLI installation instructions to README#42Abdulrahmansoliman wants to merge 1 commit into21st-dev:mainfrom
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Pull request overview
This PR adds installation instructions for AdaL CLI, a terminal-based agent, to the Magic MCP server documentation. The change makes the server more accessible to the AdaL CLI developer community by providing setup instructions alongside existing client guides.
Changes:
- Added AdaL CLI as a supported client in the CLI installation method (README.md)
- Added AdaL CLI installation section (Method 4) to README.md with
/mcp addcommand - Added AdaL CLI installation section to llms-install.md following the pattern of other clients (Windsurf, Cline)
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| README.md | Added "adal" to the list of supported clients for CLI installation and introduced Method 4 with AdaL CLI-specific installation command |
| llms-install.md | Added a new AdaL CLI section with installation command following the existing pattern for other clients |
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| Supported clients: cursor, windsurf, cline, claude | ||
| Supported clients: cursor, windsurf, cline, claude, adal |
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The claim that "adal" is a supported client for the CLI installation command needs verification. The README references npx @21st-dev/cli@latest install <client> --api-key <key> which appears to be a separate CLI tool not present in this repository. Without evidence that the @21st-dev/cli tool actually supports "adal" as a client option, this could mislead users attempting to use the CLI installation method with AdaL CLI.
| Supported clients: cursor, windsurf, cline, claude, adal | |
| Supported clients: cursor, windsurf, cline, claude |
| If you're using [AdaL CLI](https://github.com/adal-cli/), add the Magic MCP server with a single command: | ||
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| /mcp add magic --command npx --args "-y,@21st-dev/magic@latest,API_KEY=your-api-key" |
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The API key placeholder format is inconsistent between the two files. In README.md (line 155), it uses "your-api-key", while in llms-install.md (line 72), it uses "<API_KEY>". For consistency with the rest of llms-install.md which uses "<API_KEY>" in lines 34, 58, and 75, both files should use the same placeholder format throughout. Choose either the descriptive form "your-api-key" or the template form "<API_KEY>" and apply it consistently across both documentation files.
| /mcp add magic --command npx --args "-y,@21st-dev/magic@latest,API_KEY=your-api-key" | |
| /mcp add magic --command npx --args "-y,@21st-dev/magic@latest,API_KEY=<API_KEY>" |
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Summary
This PR updates the documentation to include setup instructions for AdaL CLI (a unified terminal-based agent).
Since this is a powerful MCP server, making it easily accessible to the growing AdaL CLI developer community adds great value. The installation instructions have been placed alongside the existing client setup guides (like Claude Code and Cursor) for consistency.
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