@audividi/cli

Pull your AudiVidi transcripts, summaries, and audio from the terminal. Read-only.

Install

npm install -g @audividi/cli

Sign in

Create an API key in AudiVidi → Settings → Developers (starts with av_, shown once), then:

audividi login av_your_key_here

The key is stored in ~/.config/audividi/credentials.json (mode 0600; XDG_CONFIG_HOME honored). Or set AUDIVIDI_API_KEY in your environment.

Commands

audividi login <av_key>     Sign in
audividi logout             Remove the stored key
audividi me                 Show the signed-in account
audividi files [-p N] [-s N]   List recent transcripts
audividi recent [--days N]  Transcripts from the last N days (default 7)
audividi today              Transcripts from today
audividi search <keyword> [--from YYYY-MM-DD] [--to YYYY-MM-DD] [--max N]
audividi file <id>          Full record (JSON)
audividi transcript <id> [--format txt|srt|vtt|json|md] [-o file] [--json]
audividi summary <id> [-o file.md]
audividi audio <id>         24h audio download URL (when stored)
audividi ask "<question>" [--ids a,b] [--weak] [--json]   Ask your indexed library; prints answer + sources
audividi version

Global flags: --json (machine-readable output), --api <url> or AUDIVIDI_API_URL (override base URL; default https://audividi.ai), -o, --out <file> (write to a file).

Example

audividi search "Q2 budget" --from 2026-04-01 --to 2026-06-30 --json
audividi transcript 1a2b3c --format srt -o ~/Downloads/meeting.srt

Notes

• Requires Node 20+.
• Read-only — the CLI cannot record, edit, or delete; the API key carries read scope only.
• files/search cover the transcripts stored on the server. Enable Library Sync in AudiVidi Settings to make your full local library reachable.

Develop

npm install && npm test && npm run build