# Reyna CLI On-demand CLI façade for Reyna family MCP services and LAN devices. The goal is to avoid keeping every MCP server/tool schema loaded in Hermes memory while still letting Hermes call capabilities through `terminal` when needed. ## Phase 2 scope - **Devices parent command**: All local devices are now under `reyna-cli devices`. - `reyna-cli devices screen ...` (ESP32 screen) - `reyna-cli devices laptop ...` (personal laptop MCP screen) - `reyna-cli devices computer ...` (this computer's desktop companion client) - `reyna-cli devices iphone ...` (iPhone app) - `reyna-cli devices arm ...` (Robot arm) - **Robot Arm**: Dynamic tool resolution for `state`, `home`, `wave`, `battery`. - **Immich**: On-demand MCP bridge at `http://127.0.0.1:8626/mcp`. - **MongoDB**: On-demand MCP bridge at `http://127.0.0.1:8630/mcp`. - **Top-level aliases**: `reyna-cli screen`, `reyna-cli laptop`, `reyna-cli iphone`, `reyna-cli arm` still work for compatibility. ## Install / run ```bash uv sync uv run reyna-cli doctor ``` ## Device discovery ```bash uv run reyna-cli devices list --json uv run reyna-cli devices ping esp32_screen --json uv run reyna-cli devices tools esp32_screen --json uv run reyna-cli devices describe esp32_screen --for-hermes ``` ## Generic MCP calls ```bash uv run reyna-cli devices call esp32_screen draw_text --args '{"text":"Hello","x":10,"y":20,"size":2}' --json ``` ## Robot Arm ```bash uv run reyna-cli devices arm state uv run reyna-cli devices arm home uv run reyna-cli devices arm wave uv run reyna-cli devices arm battery --json ``` ## ESP32 screen, laptop screen, this computer & iPhone ```bash uv run reyna-cli devices screen text "Dinner is ready" uv run reyna-cli devices laptop text "Hermes is online" --json uv run reyna-cli devices laptop battery --json uv run reyna-cli devices laptop sensors --json uv run reyna-cli devices computer service-status --json uv run reyna-cli devices computer text "Hermes is online here" --json uv run reyna-cli devices iphone battery --json ``` ## This computer desktop client service The local desktop companion client runs `/home/adolforeyna/Projects/Screen/desktop_client/client.py` in the GUI session with `WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-0` and `XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000`. ```bash uv run reyna-cli computer service-install --json uv run reyna-cli computer service-start --json uv run reyna-cli computer service-status --json uv run reyna-cli computer service-restart --json uv run reyna-cli computer service-logs --lines 80 ``` ## Immich ```bash uv run reyna-cli immich stats uv run reyna-cli immich albums uv run reyna-cli immich search "sunset" --limit 5 uv run reyna-cli immich tools ``` ## MongoDB ```bash uv run reyna-cli mongo dbs uv run reyna-cli mongo collections my_db uv run reyna-cli mongo count my_db my_coll --filter '{"status":"active"}' uv run reyna-cli mongo find my_db my_coll --limit 5 uv run reyna-cli mongo aggregate my_db my_coll --pipeline '[{"$match":{}}]' ``` ## Local Thunderbird email (read-only) The `email` command searches the locally synced Thunderbird MBOX files directly. It is read-only: it does not send, delete, move, label, or modify mail. ```bash uv run reyna-cli email doctor --json uv run reyna-cli email search "whirlpool fridge warranty" --limit 5 --json uv run reyna-cli email find-receipts "Whirlpool" --json uv run reyna-cli email latest --limit 10 --json uv run reyna-cli email show --body --json ``` By default it uses the local Thunderbird profile at `~/snap/thunderbird/common/.thunderbird/tjug9cp5.default` and the Gmail `INBOX` MBOX. Override with `REYNA_THUNDERBIRD_PROFILE` or `REYNA_THUNDERBIRD_INBOX` when testing or using a different profile. ## Mac mini The `macmini` command reads the existing Hermes `mcp_servers.macmini` HTTP URL and Authorization header from `~/.hermes/config.yaml`, so credentials stay in the Hermes profile config instead of being duplicated here. ```bash uv run reyna-cli macmini ping --json uv run reyna-cli macmini tools --json uv run reyna-cli macmini call notes_list --args '{"limit":5}' --json uv run reyna-cli macmini calendar calendars --json uv run reyna-cli macmini calendar events 2026-06-11T00:00:00 2026-06-12T00:00:00 --json uv run reyna-cli macmini calendar create "Dentist" 2026-06-15T09:00:00 2026-06-15T10:00:00 --notes "Bring insurance card" uv run reyna-cli macmini contacts search Adolfo --json uv run reyna-cli macmini notes list --query family --json uv run reyna-cli macmini reminders lists --json ``` ## TP-Link Deco The `deco` command talks directly to the router with `tplinkrouterc6u`; it does not use the Mac mini MCP server. Configure `DECO_HOST`, `DECO_USERNAME`, `DECO_PASSWORD`, `DECO_VERIFY_SSL`, and `DECO_TIMEOUT` in `~/.hermes/.env` or the process environment. `DECO_HOST` defaults to the Linux default gateway when omitted. ```bash uv run reyna-cli deco config --json uv run reyna-cli deco overview --json uv run reyna-cli deco clients --json uv run reyna-cli deco firmware --json uv run reyna-cli deco ipv4 --json # Backward-compatible alias; also direct, not MCP: uv run reyna-cli macmini deco clients --json ``` ## Browser web interface `reyna-cli web` runs a FastAPI/uvicorn browser UI that can execute Reyna CLI commands from a browser. The web app uses Authentik OIDC by default against `auth.reynafamily.com`. Create an Authentik OAuth2/OpenID provider/application for the web app and add a redirect URI that matches where you will browse to the server, for example: ```text https://reyna-cli.reynafamily.com/auth/callback ``` Configure the server with environment variables (for example in `~/.hermes/.env` or your service manager): ```bash REYNA_WEB_SESSION_SECRET='generate-a-long-random-string' REYNA_WEB_AUTH_CLIENT_ID='authentik-client-id' REYNA_WEB_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET='authentik-client-secret' REYNA_WEB_AUTH_ISSUER='https://auth.reynafamily.com/application/o/reyna-cli-web/' REYNA_WEB_PUBLIC_URL='https://reyna-cli.reynafamily.com' ``` Run locally: ```bash uv run reyna-cli web --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8765 ``` For a trusted LAN-only development session, bypass OIDC with: ```bash REYNA_WEB_DEV_AUTH=1 uv run reyna-cli web --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8765 ``` ## Tests ```bash uv run pytest -q ```