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@albertomarturelo/nemo-cli

v0.2.0

Published

Human-facing CLI (`nemo`) for the Vector Capital portal. Each command is a thin call into @albertomarturelo/nemo-core tasks (ADR-003).

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Readme

@albertomarturelo/nemo-cli

nemo — a terminal client for the Vector Capital broker portal (Chile). It automates the routine reads an account owner performs by hand: check the session, browse instruments, inspect the cartera. Every command is a thin call into @albertomarturelo/nemo-core, which owns token renewal, the audit receipt, and credential handling.

⚠️ Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Vector Capital S.A. Corredores de Bolsa. Provided "as is" (MIT). Use it against your own account only. See the repo root README for the full disclaimer.

Install

npm i -g @albertomarturelo/nemo-cli

Requires Node.js >= 20.

Quick start

nemo auth login            # hidden password prompt; caches only the bearer token
nemo auth status
nemo instruments local --search BCI --limit 10
nemo cartera summary --human

Commands

| Command | What it does | | ---------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | nemo auth login [--user <email>] | Sign in; cache the bearer token | | nemo auth status | Session state (local read — never touches the network) | | nemo auth logout | Drop the cached token | | nemo instruments local [--search] [--page] [--limit] | Chilean instruments, paged | | nemo instruments international [--search] [--exchange] … | International (US-listed) instruments, paged | | nemo instruments prices --id <idInstrumento> | ~1y daily price history with stats + sparkline | | nemo cartera summary [--account-id] [--currency] … | Holdings with computed P&L and totals by classification | | nemo cartera movements [--desde] [--hasta] [--account-id] | Cash movements over a date range, classified per kind | | nemo cartera saldo [--account-id] [--currency] [--fecha] | Cash balance per caja at a date, valued in one currency |

--help on any level lists the full flag set.

Output

JSON is the default — the CLI is a faithful façade over the core's data contract, so it pipes straight into jq. Pass --human for readable text. Results go to STDOUT; diagnostics go to STDERR.

nemo cartera summary | jq '.totals'

Exit codes: 0 success, 2 not authenticated (including an expired session), 3 login failed, 1 anything else.

Credentials

The password is entered at a hidden prompt — never a flag, environment variable, or argument — held in memory for a single sign-in, then discarded. Only the resulting bearer token is cached, in a per-user file under ~/.nemo/. No credential ever reaches an AI model: the sign-in path is exported only to this CLI, which is why the companion MCP server has no login tool.

See also