Installation Guide

1

Check if you have Node.js

Open Terminal (press ⌘ + Space, type "Terminal", press Enter) and run:

$ node --version

If you see a version number (like v20.10.0), you're good. Skip to step 3.

If you see "command not found", continue to step 2.

2

Install Node.js (if needed)

Download and install Node.js from the official website:

nodejs.org →

Choose the LTS (Long Term Support) version. Run the installer and follow the prompts.

3

Install mrq

In Terminal, run:

$ npm install -g mrq-cli

This installs mrq globally so you can use it from any folder.

4

Log in to your account

Run this to connect your CLI to your mrq account:

$ mrq login

This opens your browser to sign in. After signing in, the CLI will save your credentials.

5

Start protecting your project

Navigate to your project folder and start mrq:

$ cd ~/path/to/your/project

$ mrq watch

That's it! mrq will now capture snapshots automatically as you (or your AI) make changes.

1

Check if you have Node.js

Open PowerShell (press Win + X, select "Terminal" or "PowerShell") and run:

PS> node --version

If you see a version number (like v20.10.0), you're good. Skip to step 3.

If you see an error, continue to step 2.

2

Install Node.js (if needed)

Download and install Node.js from the official website:

nodejs.org →

Choose the LTS version. Run the installer and follow the prompts. Restart your terminal after installation.

3

Install mrq

In PowerShell, run:

PS> npm install -g mrq-cli

This installs mrq globally so you can use it from any folder.

4

Log in to your account

Run this to connect your CLI to your mrq account:

PS> mrq login

This opens your browser to sign in. After signing in, the CLI will save your credentials.

5

Start protecting your project

Navigate to your project folder and start mrq:

PS> cd C:\path\to\your\project

PS> mrq watch

That's it! mrq will now capture snapshots automatically as you (or your AI) make changes.

1

Check if you have Node.js

Open your terminal and run:

$ node --version

If you see a version number (like v20.10.0), you're good. Skip to step 3.

If you see "command not found", continue to step 2.

2

Install Node.js (if needed)

The easiest way is using NodeSource:

# Ubuntu/Debian

$ curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x | sudo -E bash -

$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

For other distros, visit nodejs.org

3

Install mrq

In your terminal, run:

$ npm install -g mrq-cli

If you get permission errors, you may need to use sudo or configure npm for global installs without sudo.

4

Log in to your account

Run this to connect your CLI to your mrq account:

$ mrq login

This opens your browser to sign in. After signing in, the CLI will save your credentials.

5

Start protecting your project

Navigate to your project folder and start mrq:

$ cd ~/path/to/your/project

$ mrq watch

That's it! mrq will now capture snapshots automatically as you (or your AI) make changes.

Installation Guide

Check if you have Node.js

Install Node.js (if needed)

Install mrq

Log in to your account

Start protecting your project

Check if you have Node.js

Install Node.js (if needed)

Install mrq

Log in to your account

Start protecting your project

Check if you have Node.js

Install Node.js (if needed)

Install mrq

Log in to your account

Start protecting your project

Using the Dashboard

View your snapshots

Restore from CLI

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