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@argosvix/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Argosvix CLI — one-command onboarding for AI agent observability. `npx @argosvix/cli init` authenticates in the browser, installs the SDK, wires the MCP server, and sends a test event.

Readme

@argosvix/cli

One-command onboarding for Argosvix — AI agent observability.

npx @argosvix/cli init

init does the whole setup for you:

  1. Opens your browser to approve once (creates an account-scoped API key — the only manual step).
  2. Writes ARGOSVIX_API_KEY to .env — plus ARGOSVIX_PROJECT_ID if you pick a project — and adds .env to .gitignore.
  3. Installs the SDK (@argosvix/sdk for Node, argosvix for Python).
  4. Wires the Argosvix MCP server into Cursor / Claude Desktop / Codex CLI (so you can query and operate your observability data from chat).
  5. Prints the one-line wrap() snippet to add to your code (or let your AI apply it).
  6. Sends a test event so you immediately see data in the dashboard.

The browser-issued key is least-privilege (read + write:records = read + ingest only). It cannot change alerts or settings; create a full key from the dashboard if you need one.

Commands

npx @argosvix/cli init           # full setup (browser approve once)
npx @argosvix/cli init --force-login   # re-authenticate even if a key exists
npx @argosvix/cli init --project <name|id>   # record to a specific project
npx @argosvix/cli login          # just (re)authenticate and write .env
npx @argosvix/cli doctor         # diagnose: key / API reachability / MCP / runtime
npx @argosvix/cli eval-gate --candidate <runId> --baseline <id>   # CI regression gate: exit 1 if the candidate eval run regresses vs the baseline

Language

CLI output and the browser approval page default to English, and switch to Japanese automatically on Japanese-locale systems. Override with ARGOSVIX_LOCALE=en or ARGOSVIX_LOCALE=ja.

How auth works (PKCE, no secret paste)

init starts a temporary loopback server on 127.0.0.1, opens https://dashboard.argosvix.com/<locale>/cli/authorize with a PKCE code_challenge

  • state, and waits for the browser redirect. You approve in the dashboard; the backend returns a one-time code to the loopback; the CLI exchanges it (with the PKCE verifier) for the API key. The key is never pasted by hand and never leaves your machine beyond the .env you control.

Environment overrides (advanced)

  • ARGOSVIX_API_BASE (default https://ingest.argosvix.com)
  • ARGOSVIX_DASHBOARD_BASE (default https://dashboard.argosvix.com)
  • ARGOSVIX_LOCALE (default: follows the OS locale — ja on Japanese systems, otherwise en)

Requirements

Node.js >= 20.