Cue CLI

Events, decisions, chats and notes — from your terminal.

Install with Homebrew

$ brew install vegardlu/cue/cue-cli

Requires Homebrew on macOS.

$ cue auth login

Opens your browser for Google sign-in. You can also use email: cue auth login --email

$ cue events list

See all your upcoming events at a glance.

$ cue events create

Follow the interactive prompts to set a title, propose times, and invite friends.

$ cue respond 42 "Friday works, Saturday after 6"

Say when you're free in plain words; Cue finds the time that works for everyone.

$ cue notes append note-7 --task "Book the ferry"

Read a Cue note rendered, add to it, tick its checklist or open it in $EDITOR — your words merge with whoever else is writing.

Enable tab completion for your shell:

# zsh

$ echo 'source <(cue completion zsh)' >> ~/.zshrc

# fish

$ cue completion fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/cue.fish

Add --json to any command for machine-readable output. Pipe to jq, feed to scripts, or let AI agents use it.

Notes render with highlighted code, tables and checklists. Share them, scrub their history, and review a Clean up hunk by hunk, like git add -p.

Run cue watch to stream live updates as they happen, or cue notes watch to follow a note as it changes.

Your session persists in the macOS Keychain — no need to log in every time.

Also on Mac, iOS, and web.