smithery/jeremylongshore

windsurf-install-auth

Install Windsurf IDE and configure Codeium authentication. Use when setting up Windsurf for the first time, logging in to Codeium, or configuring API keys for team/enterprise deployments. Trigger with phrases like "install windsurf", "setup windsurf", "windsurf auth", "codeium login", "windsurf API key". '

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Version1.11.0
LicenseMIT
CompatibilityDesigned for Claude Code
Allowed toolsRead, Write, Edit, Bash(npm:*), Bash(brew:*), Bash(curl:*), Grep
Declared agents claude-code windsurf

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  • docs SUMMARY.md 310 B

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SKILL.md

Windsurf Install & Auth

Overview

Windsurf is an AI-powered code editor by Codeium (now Cognition AI), built on VS Code. It features Cascade (agentic AI assistant), Supercomplete (intent-aware autocomplete), and deep codebase indexing. Authentication is handled through Codeium accounts, not raw API keys.

Prerequisites

  • macOS, Windows, or Linux (64-bit)
  • 8GB RAM minimum (16GB recommended for large codebases)
  • Internet connection for AI features

Instructions

Step 1: Install Windsurf

macOS:

brew install --cask windsurf

Linux (Debian/Ubuntu):

curl -fsSL https://windsurf.com/install.sh | bash
# Or download .deb from https://windsurf.com/download

Windows: Download installer from https://windsurf.com/download

Step 2: Authenticate with Codeium

On first launch, Windsurf prompts for Codeium authentication:

  1. Click "Sign In" in the welcome tab or Windsurf widget (bottom-right status bar)
  2. Browser opens to Codeium auth page
  3. Sign in with Google, GitHub, or email
  4. Authorization token is stored locally at ~/.codeium/

Verify authentication:

  • Check the Windsurf widget in the status bar -- it should show a checkmark
  • Open Cascade (Cmd/Ctrl+L) and send a test message

Step 3: Configure for Enterprise / Team

For team deployments with centralized auth:

// Settings > Windsurf Settings (or ~/.codeium/config.json)
{
  "codeium.apiServer": "https://codeium.yourcompany.com",
  "codeium.portal.url": "https://portal.yourcompany.com",
  "codeium.enterpriseMode": true
}

Enterprise API key (headless / CI environments):

# Set via environment variable for non-interactive use
export CODEIUM_API_KEY="your-enterprise-api-key"

Step 4: Verify AI Features Are Working

1. Open any project folder in Windsurf
2. Type in a code file -- Supercomplete suggestions should appear
3. Press Cmd/Ctrl+L to open Cascade chat
4. Type "explain this project" -- Cascade should respond with codebase analysis
5. Check status bar widget shows model name (e.g., SWE-1, Claude, GPT)

Step 5: Select Your AI Model

Cascade supports multiple models. Configure via the model selector dropdown in the Cascade panel:

Model Plan Required Best For
SWE-1 Lite Free Basic coding tasks
SWE-1 Pro ($15/mo) Complex multi-file edits
SWE-1.5 Pro Frontier-level performance
Claude Sonnet Pro Nuanced reasoning
GPT-4o Pro General-purpose coding
Gemini Pro Pro Large context tasks

Error Handling

Error Cause Solution
"Sign in required" Auth token expired Click Windsurf widget > Sign In
Cascade not responding Not authenticated Check status bar for auth status
No completions appearing Supercomplete disabled Click status bar widget > enable autocomplete
Enterprise auth fails Wrong API server URL Verify codeium.apiServer setting
"Indexing failed" Workspace too large Add .codeiumignore to exclude large dirs

Examples

Migrate Settings from VS Code

# Windsurf inherits VS Code extensions and settings
# Import on first launch or manually:
# Windsurf > Command Palette > "Import VS Code Settings"

Verify Installation

# Check Windsurf CLI is available
windsurf --version

# Open project in Windsurf from terminal
windsurf /path/to/project

Resources

Next Steps

After authentication, proceed to windsurf-hello-world for your first Cascade interaction.