Cairn is now Dejo
cairn-browser has been renamed to dejo. This last
release installs Dejo for you, and the cairn command keeps working: it runs dejo and says
so.
Please switch when you can:
pip install dejo
dejo doctor
Your sign-ins and everything Cairn learned come across by themselves the first time Dejo starts. Nothing is lost.
Website: https://dejo.run · Code: https://github.com/dejohq/dejo-mcp
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