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@anouar-bm/bayane

v1.0.0

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CLI and MCP server for hospital satisfaction survey data

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bayane

CLI and MCP server for hospital satisfaction survey data.

Install

npm install -g @anouar-bm/bayane

Or run without installing:

npx @anouar-bm/bayane setup

Quick start

bayane setup      # enter your API URL and key
bayane stats      # satisfaction stats for the last 7 days

Commands

bayane setup                     # configure API URL and key (~/.health-survey-rc)
bayane whoami                    # show current config
bayane stats                     # stats for last 7 days
bayane stats --period 30d        # stats for last 30 days
bayane stats --period all        # all-time stats
bayane alerts                    # critical alerts from last 7 days
bayane report --latest           # download latest PDF report
bayane report --date 2026-03-21  # download report for a specific date
bayane report --output ~/out.pdf # save to a custom path

Auth

bayane setup stores an API key (sk_*) in ~/.health-survey-rc (mode 0600). Keys are created from the admin dashboard and never expire.

MCP server

bayane also ships as an MCP server so Claude Code and claude.ai can query hospital data directly.

Add to ~/.claude/mcp.json:

{
  "health-survey": {
    "command": "node",
    "args": ["<path-to>/node_modules/@anouar-bm/bayane/dist/mcp/index.js"]
  }
}

Available MCP tools: get_stats, get_alerts, download_report, display_report.

Claude Code skill

Install the companion skill for natural-language queries inside Claude Code:

npx skills add https://github.com/anouar-bm/bayane

Then use /bayane inside any Claude Code session to ask questions like "show me NPS for the last 30 days".

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