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@ausvector/cli

v1.0.1

Published

Command-line client for the Ausvector Streamable HTTP MCP service.

Downloads

296

Readme

@ausvector/cli

The Ausvector command-line client connects to the Ausvector Streamable HTTP MCP service.

Install

npm install --global @ausvector/cli

Set an API key with the align:address scope before using remote commands:

set AUSVECTOR_API_KEY=your_api_key
ausvector tools list
ausvector address search "1 Martin Pl Sydney NSW 2000"
ausvector suburb search "Sydney"
ausvector suburb summary --suburb "Sydney" --state NSW --postcode 2000

The remote MCP service exposes four tools:

  • search_address: find compact address candidates and return their identifiers.
  • get_address_detail: retrieve full address details for an accepted candidate.
  • search_suburb: find matching suburbs, states, postcodes, and locality identifiers.
  • get_suburb_summary: retrieve address and street counts for an exact suburb.

The CLI provides shortcuts for address search and both suburb operations. Use the generic call command for any tool, including address details:

ausvector call get_address_detail --args '{"pid":"<candidate-id>"}' --format json

Use --format json for machine-readable output. The CLI does not store credentials and does not accept API keys as command-line arguments.

License and data

The CLI source is licensed under Apache-2.0. This license does not grant rights to Ausvector trademarks, the remote service, API credentials, or the data returned by the service. Service terms, data-provider terms, and the G-NAF Core licence continue to apply to API usage.

Copyright 2026 Ausdata Science Pty Ltd.