How do I use the Mira CLI?

Install and inspect the Mira CLI, list and export sessions, run full-text search, configure a specific MCP client, and diagnose the local data service.

The Mira CLI (Command Line Interface) is the bridge between your local OneMira C1 recordings and your computer. While the OneMira Desktop application handles everything automatically in the background, the CLI gives you direct access to your local data when you want to dive deeper or connect with third-party tools.

Local core workflow: Session, search, Wiki, and MCP configuration commands read local OneMira data. Commands that call a configured cloud AI provider can use the network and follow that provider’s terms.

How do I view my recent recordings?

Every time your OneMira C1 syncs with your computer, it organizes your transcripts into "sessions" with full transcripts.

List all recent sessions

Terminal
$ mira session list
# This will show a table of your most recent recordings, their dates, and topics.

Read the full transcript of a session

If you see a session in the list that you want to read, copy its Session ID and run:

Terminal
$ mira session show <your-session-id>

How do I find a specific topic or meeting?

Search your local transcripts and notes by keyword to find the discussion you want to revisit.

Terminal
$ mira search "quarterly planning"
# Instantly finds all sessions and wiki notes mentioning your search phrase.

How do I connect my AI agent?

If you want to use ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor to analyze your recordings, the CLI can automatically configure them to securely talk to your local data without uploading everything to the cloud.

Terminal
$ mira mcp list
$ mira mcp configure cursor
# List detected clients, then configure the selected client ID.

How do I troubleshoot if something isn't working?

If Desktop cannot find C1 or an AI client cannot read your notes, run the diagnostic command below and use its results to choose the next troubleshooting step.

Terminal
$ mira doctor
# Checks your device connection, index health, and server status.

Need to see every available command? Simply run mira --help or mira commands in your terminal for a complete catalog of capabilities.