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Next-gen developer flow · CLI + MCP

Agentia™ CLI

Stop switching tabs.
Commit, test, and ship directly from your IDE.

You saw how the New Commit Experience brings metadata tracking to your browser. Now bring Copado’s AI, org context, and governance straight into VS Code, Cursor, and your terminal.

Get started

VS Code / Cursor / Terminal

Stay in flow

Fewer context switches

Select your story, work on your branch, and submit changes without leaving your editor.

Test earlier

Local quality gates

Run your configured analysis and tests before submitting work to the pipeline.

Stay connected

Copado governance

Your editor. Your workflow. Your Copado pipeline.

From your first change to your next release

Keep your Git workflow. Connect it to your Copado User Story.

Command example

$ agentia cicd work set <user-story>$ git add -A$ git commit -m "Describe your changes"$ agentia cicd work test --local$ agentia cicd work push$ agentia cicd work submit

Local workflow requires a configured project, Git repository, and User Story. Quality gates run your configured project scripts; results depend on your tests and environment.

One pipeline. Two ways to work.

From web commit to terminal velocity

Workflow	New Web Commit Experience	Agentia™ CLI in your IDE
Workspace	Salesforce / Copado web console	VS Code, Cursor, or terminal
Component selection	Browser-based metadata selection	Git changes in your local working branch
Feedback loop	Copado cloud validation	Configured local gates before pipeline validation
AI integration	Browser-based experience	MCP-connected coding agents with Copado context
Pipeline sync	Copado User Story workflow	Register local commits to the same User Story

Built for your development flow

Developer freedom. Enterprise confidence.

Zero-friction local commits

Use familiar Git commands to commit your changes. Agentia™ CLI prepares your story’s feature branch and registers your pushed commits in Copado while you stay in your editor.

Explore the commit workflow

Native MCP for your coding agents

Connect Copado to MCP-compatible tools such as Cursor and VS Code. Give your AI coding agents the Copado context they need to support your development workflow.

Explore MCP connections

Shift quality all the way left

Run your project’s static analysis and tests locally. Review failures before submitting your changes; your pipeline’s cloud quality gates still run.

Explore local quality gates

Keep the enterprise connected

Local development stays part of your Copado release process. Register commits against your User Story and submit work through the pipeline with your existing access controls.

Explore the CLI reference

Your next commit starts here

Three steps. One connected workflow.

Have Node.js 18 or newer, npm, Git, and the required Copado access ready.

01
Install the CLI
Install Agentia™ CLI from npm, then open your project in your preferred editor.
```
npm install -g @copado/agentia-cli
```
02
Connect Copado and your project
Follow interactive setup for authentication and project configuration. See the full Quickstart for licensing and environment prerequisites.
```
agentia setup
```

Commit work to your story

In a configured Git project, select your User Story, commit with Git, run your local gates, and register the work in Copado.

agentia cicd work set <user-story>
git add -A
git commit -m "Describe your changes"
agentia cicd work test --local
agentia cicd work push
agentia cicd work submit

Read the full Quickstart

Build at IDE speed. Release with enterprise confidence.

Bring your next Copado commit into your editor with Agentia™ CLI.

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