Review the final CLI workflow
Review how the open-source terminal coding agent worked before its development ended, using the final published materials as historical reference.
Continue DevCLIDeprecated
Continue CLI
Continue CLI was an open-source terminal coding agent. The project is no longer actively maintained after Cursor acquired Continue, so it should not be treated as an actively evolving CLI.
Continue CLI is documented here for people evaluating an existing installation or planning a migration. Its final release was 2.0.0, and the project is no longer actively maintained following Cursor’s acquisition of Continue.
Continue CLI
Install
$ npm install -g @continuedev/cliLaunch
$ cnWhat can Continue CLI do?
Maintain legacy cn usage
Identify legacy installations by the cn entry point and preserve only the workflows that an existing environment still depends on.
Plan migration from archives
Consult the final package, releases, and repository issues when assessing compatibility or planning a move to a maintained tool.
Pricing
Individual
Open Source
Free
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Frequently asked questions
Is Continue CLI still maintained?
No. Continue CLI reached its final release and is no longer actively maintained after Cursor acquired Continue.
How do I install Continue CLI?
The package remains relevant only for an existing or reproducibility-sensitive setup. New projects should avoid adopting an unmaintained CLI.
Which operating systems does Continue CLI support?
The final package listed macOS, Windows, and Linux support and used cn as its entry point. Treat that compatibility information as historical.
How much does Continue CLI cost?
The final open-source edition was available without a license fee. Because the project is no longer maintained, treat this as historical information rather than an active offer.
What replaced Continue CLI?
No direct replacement is designated. Cursor acquired Continue; for new work, compare currently maintained tools and verify that they fit your required workflow.