Reliquary docs

Reliquary is a shared vault of context and environment variables for people and the AI agents they use, over one MCP URL.

Your agents read the same approved files from Claude Code, Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. They propose changes; people approve them in the web app. Environment variables reach your programs through the reliquary CLI and never reach a model. The database enforces every rule, including what an agent can't do.

Reliquary is pre-alpha: things change and may break; data is backed up daily. See the roadmap.

Start here

Getting started: create a vault, connect Claude Code, approve your agent's first proposal, and run a command with your first variable. About 15 minutes.

How these docs are organised

Section	Read it when you want to
Tutorials	learn by doing, start to finish
Concepts	understand how a part works and why, starting with vaults
How-to guides	get one job done, like connecting Cursor or moving a .env into a vault
Reference	look up exact facts: MCP tools, CLI, permissions, limits

Where things are

The web app: https://app.reliquary.redmage.cc. Sign in with your email; invites are how people join. Its OAuth sign-in for agents and the CLI lives there too.
The website and these docs: https://reliquary.redmage.cc, with the docs at /docs and the roadmap at /roadmap. Sign in there takes you to the web app.
The MCP URL: https://mcp.reliquary.redmage.cc/mcp. Your Connect page in the web app always shows the one to use.
The CLI: npx @reliquary-ai/cli, or install it with npm install -g @reliquary-ai/cli and run reliquary.
The theme: Auto, Light or Dark, from the Account menu in the web app.

For agents

Every page is also plain Markdown: add .md to its URL, like /docs/concepts/agents.md. /llms.txt lists every page with a one-line summary, and /llms-full.txt is all of them in one file. If you are an agent working in a Reliquary vault, read Agents and the ceiling and the MCP tools first.