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fusion/packages/cli-alias/README.md
gsxdsm 81628d12e9 feat(cli): publish runfusion.ai npm alias, lead install with npx runfusion.ai
Add a 633-byte shim package at packages/cli-alias/ published to npm as
`runfusion.ai@0.0.1`. Bare `npx runfusion.ai` boots the dashboard;
subcommands forward to the underlying @runfusion/fusion CLI so
`npx runfusion.ai task list` etc. Just Work. Both `runfusion.ai` and
`runfusion` bin names are exposed.

READMEs now lead the install story with `npx runfusion.ai` — the
shortest zero-install entry — and keep the longer `npx @runfusion/fusion
dashboard`, curl installer, Homebrew, and npm-global paths below.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-22 18:24:58 -07:00

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runfusion.ai

Launch Fusion with a single npx:

npx runfusion.ai

That command boots the Fusion dashboard and AI engine on port 4040. Prints an Open: URL with a bearer token you can click to open in your browser.

Subcommands

With no arguments, runfusion.ai defaults to dashboard. Any other subcommand is forwarded to the underlying fn CLI:

npx runfusion.ai                     # → fn dashboard
npx runfusion.ai task create "fix X" # → fn task create "fix X"
npx runfusion.ai --help              # → fn --help

How it relates to @runfusion/fusion

This package is a ~1 KB alias. It declares @runfusion/fusion as a dependency and its bin delegates to the same entrypoint. Use whichever name reads better:

npx runfusion.ai
npx @runfusion/fusion dashboard

For persistent installs, prefer Homebrew or npm install -g @runfusion/fusion.

License

MIT