@albertomarturelo/sii-cli
v0.12.1
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CLI for Chile's SII (tax authority): authenticated reads of RCV, F29, F22, boletas de honorarios, DTE-authorized and peticiones administrativas, factura borradores on the Portal MIPYME (never emission), and document downloads. Each command is a thin call
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@albertomarturelo/sii-cli
Command-line interface for Chile's SII (Servicio de Impuestos Internos), for a
single user acting on their own RUT plus the empresas they represent. Authenticated
reads — RCV, F22, F29, boletas de honorarios (BHE), DTE-authorized (public),
peticiones administrativas, whoami — plus a confirm-gated BHE emit. Runs
unattended too (cron, CI, agents), with no browser and no keyboard. A thin
surface over @albertomarturelo/sii-core;
all the legal/operational guardrails live in the core.
⚠️ Unofficial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the SII. Provided "as is" (MIT, no warranty). You are responsible for the SII's terms of service and Chilean law. The account locks after repeated failed logins — never retry after a block.
Install
npm i -g @albertomarturelo/sii-cli
# only `bte list` and the MIPYME `dte` commands run SII's page JS and need Chromium once:
npx playwright install chromiumRequires Node ≥ 20. Login needs no browser (ADR-027): you type your RUT + Clave in the terminal (hidden), and only the session cookies are stored. The Clave never reaches disk in plaintext (ADR-006).
Usage
sii auth login # RUT + hidden Clave in the terminal; cookies-only
sii auth login --keyring # the Clave you stored in the OS keyring (service "sii")
sii auth login --rut <rut> --clave-env SII_CLAVE # unattended: the Clave from a NAMED env var
sii auth status # who am I / operating as whom / is unattended login blocked
sii auth unblock # lift the block after fixing the Clave (terminal only)
sii peticiones list # administrative requests + their state timeline
sii rcv summary 2026-05 # RCV (compras) summary for a period
sii rcv all 2026-05 # RCV (compras) — every doc type in one flat table
sii f29 overview 2026 # month-by-month IVA position
sii dte authorized 77777777-7 # public consulta — no login
sii bte emit … --confirm <monto> # issue a BHE (defaults to a safe preview)sii auth login --www2 and sii carpeta left the CLI in 0.11.0: the www2 session needs
SII's OAuth page, where reCAPTCHA runs. Both remain in the MCP server.
Output is JSON by default (pipe to jq); add --human for a readable render.
The operando como … header goes to STDERR. Full command list, the identity model
(operate), and the MCP server are documented in the
project README.
Unattended use (cron, CI, agents)
For runs with no one at the keyboard, the Clave can come from an environment variable you name on the command line, or from stdin (ADR-028):
sii auth login --rut 11111111-1 --clave-env SII_CLAVE # deleted from the env after the read
sii auth login --rut 11111111-1 --clave-stdin < clave.txtThree rules govern every login: the Clave's source is always named; a live session for
that RUT means nothing is sent; and after SII rejects a Clave, unattended logins refuse
without contacting SII until a person fixes the Clave and lifts the latch
(sii auth login --console, or sii auth unblock, which refuses without a terminal). sii auth status
reports both the session and the latch (loginBlocked), so check it first.
The agent's loop: auth status → stop and tell a human if loginBlocked names its RUT →
run the command → on type session_expired / not_authenticated (exit 2), log in and
retry once → on any other error, stop. Errors go to STDERR as { error, type, exitCode, reason?,
codigo? }: branch on type, never on the Spanish text (the kinds are listed in ADR-012). Persist
~/.sii/ across runs. Forbid sii auth unblock in the agent's instructions: its TTY check
stops a cron or a plain-pipe agent, but many harnesses run commands in a pseudo-terminal. Provision SII_CLAVE through the platform's masked secret field,
never echo it, never type it into the agent's chat, and use this only for your own
account: an agent that controls its machine can read any secret its process can. The
full guide, with the state table, is in the
project README.
License
MIT © Alberto Marturelo Lorenzo.
