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@agentgrant.cash/cli

v1.5.0

Published

Grant Cash — one CLI for your money (gold) and your agent (pay-per-use services). Routes to the Perfolio backend and the Agent-mode backend behind a single, plain-language surface.

Readme

Grant Cash CLI (grant)

One CLI for your money (gold, via the Perfolio backend) and your agent (pay-per-use services, via the Agent-mode backend). Two engines, one wallet, one identity — behind a single plain-language surface. The user never sees which backend answered.

Built on the Perfolio CLI's structure (Commander + modular cli/commands + lib/*), merged with the agent CLI's LLM-friendly output and verb set.

Quick start

npm install
cp .env.example .env      # set the backend URLs (optional — prod defaults shipped)
npm run dev -- status     # run from source
npm run build && ./dist/cli/index.js status

How routing works

| Surface | Routes to | Auth | |---|---|---| | money: portfolio, price, buy, sell, activity | Perfolio backend (GRANTCASH_API_URL) | Authorization: Bearer <accessJwt> | | agent: search, check, fetch, transfer, revoke | Agent-mode backend (GRANTCASH_AGENT_URL) | Authorization: Bearer <accessJwt> |

grant login runs ONE perfolio device handshake (browser sign-in + limit approval) and stores a single credential — the perfolio-signed access JWT plus the opaque pfr_ refresh token, in ~/.grant-cash/credentials.json. That one JWT is sent to BOTH backends; a 401 from either silently refreshes it once.

Configuration

All URLs are env-driven — see .env.example. You do not need final URLs to build; set them whenever they're ready.

Skill file

skills/grant-cash/SKILL.md documents the full command surface, workflow, and error playbook for an AI assistant.

Status

Scaffold of the merged architecture with a working command set across both engines. Money side is gold-focused by design; borrow/earn/perps endpoints are a one-method-each extension on MoneyClient. Unified auth (CONTRACT v1): one perfolio login mints one access JWT that both backends verify locally against perfolio's JWKS — the CLI holds a single credential and sends it everywhere.