From the terminal

KHURK OS is a browser application, so there is no local binary to install. There are two supported ways to drive it programmatically.

1. MCP server

KHURK exposes a Model Context Protocol server. It speaks JSON-RPC over HTTP and is reachable at:

https://khurk.services/avengers/mcp

• Transport: JSON-RPC over HTTP POST (and OPTIONS for CORS preflight).
• Auth: bearer token, checked on every request.
• GET is refused at the edge so that no unauthenticated liveness payload can leak.

2. The web app

For everything else, open app.khurk.services. It runs entirely in the browser, so any HTTP client that can execute JavaScript can drive it — and nothing leaves the tab in plaintext.

3. The API surface

The OS talks to its own API for media metadata, playlists, sync and telemetry. Those endpoints are internal to the app and are not a supported public API yet.