> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://rapidreview.io/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Qwen Code

> Install the Merv extension from the merv-client branch and sign in from the /mcp screen.

## Install and sign in

```bash theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light","dark":"dark-plus"}}
qwen extensions install rapidreview-io/Merv --ref=merv-client
```

Start Qwen, open `/mcp`, and sign in to Merv. Update with `qwen extensions update merv` when prompted.

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  Ask the agent to call `project(action="list")`, then `workflow.status_and_next(project_id)`. Follow along in the web UI at [rapidreview.io/merv](https://rapidreview.io/merv).
</Check>

Note `--ref=merv-client` (with `=`) — Gemini's flag uses a space; both are as their CLIs expect.

`qwen extensions update merv` when Qwen prompts. The root-level `qwen-extension.json` and `QWEN.md` on the generated `merv-client` branch are copies of `merv/clients/qwen/`; nothing is maintained separately.

## Skills and reviewers

Skills and reviewer agents are auto-discovered. See [Reviewer handoff](/docs/merv/clients/reviewer-handoff).

## Long runs

No client-specific wake recipe is documented for this client yet; the generic one applies — a background shell running `merv-runs-wait --url <wait_url>`, whose exit wakes the agent. See [Long runs](/docs/merv/clients/long-runs).