Configure agentbundle
Set a default agent and catalogue, and sign in to a protected catalogue.
Save the agent and catalogue you use, so you stop passing them on every install.
Set your agent
Section titled “Set your agent”Save a default agent:
agentbundle config set adapter cursorEvery new install now targets Cursor unless you pass --adapter. An upgrade keeps the agent a pack was installed with.
Set your catalogue
Section titled “Set your catalogue”Install from your own catalogue by default:
agentbundle config set source git+https://github.com/<owner>/<catalogue>Leave this unset to use your organization’s default or the public catalogue.
Check your settings
Section titled “Check your settings”See each setting and where it comes from:
agentbundle config getagentbundle config unset adapter removes a setting, and agentbundle config path shows where the file lives.
Sign in to a protected catalogue
Section titled “Sign in to a protected catalogue”For a catalogue that needs a sign-in, set a token for the session:
export AGENTBUNDLE_HTTP_BEARER_TOKEN=<token>agentbundle also uses a JFrog CLI profile or a ~/.netrc entry when it finds one.
The command reference lists every setting, environment variable, and sign-in rule.