Bring Tjati to Gemini CLI.
Keep your Tjati plans within reach of Gemini CLI. Read the project context, capture what a working session uncovers, and leave the next steps connected to your goals.
Connect GeminiHow to connect Gemini to Tjati
Connect your Tjati account to Gemini. Sign in with OAuth, choose what your assistant can access, and start with a read-only request.
gemini mcp add --transport http tjati https://api.tjati.com/mcp
/mcp auth tjatiSetup instructions
- Run the command below to add Tjati as a remote HTTP MCP server.
- Open /mcp auth tjati, complete OAuth, and grant only the scopes needed by the workspace.
- Verify a foreground read-only tool call before using any background-agent mode.
- For background work, use Tjati webhooks and schedules instead of keeping a client session open.
Official client documentation supports these commands. End-to-end compatibility and background-mode soak remain publish gates.
https://api.tjati.com/mcpTry it with Gemini CLI
A terminal session with somewhere to pick up.
Example requests to try after you verify the connection. Your granted scopes determine which tools are available.
- 01
Start from the brief
Give the CLI session the intent behind the work.
“Read my Tjati website project and summarize the open decisions before we work on the content.”
- 02
Capture the discovery
Save useful research without silently turning it into a commitment.
“Capture this research finding in Tjati and suggest a link to the website project. Keep it as a note first.”
- 03
Propose the handoff
Make it clear what the next session should pick up.
“Use the notes from this session to propose three Tjati follow-up tasks. Wait for review before creating them.”
Before you connect
Gemini CLI + Tjati, explained.
- Is this guide for the Gemini website or Gemini CLI?
- The setup here is for Gemini CLI. It uses gemini mcp add --transport http tjati https://api.tjati.com/mcp, followed by /mcp auth tjati inside the CLI.
- How do I authorize the Gemini CLI connection?
- Run /mcp auth tjati, complete OAuth in the browser, review the scopes, and verify a foreground read-only tool call.
- Is Gemini background mode verified with Tjati?
- No. End-to-end compatibility and background-mode verification remain publication gates. Use Tjati schedules and signed webhooks for approved durable background workflows.
Read this page without this page
A direct lane for agent runtimes.
No visual parsing and no JavaScript required. Start with the concise guide, then load only the contract depth the task needs.
- Recommended
The concise first read for connection, authority, safe defaults, and operating rules.
- Discovery
A low-token map of canonical Tjati resources and their purpose.
- Complete
Every client setup, scope, delivery rule, and readiness check in one context file.