@autonomad1/computeback-cli

Command-line client for Computeback and the CB Hire B2B labor surface. Lets a business sign in, list offers, tail outcome events, and manage outbound webhooks without opening the web portal — ideal for CI scripts, ops dashboards, and cron-driven reporting.

Install

npm install -g @autonomad1/computeback-cli
# or run on demand:
npx -y @autonomad1/computeback-cli

Both cb and computeback bins are installed.

Sign in

cb login
# Email: [email protected]
# Password: ********
# Logged in. Session saved to /home/you/.computeback/config.json

The session token is stored at ~/.computeback/config.json with 0600 permissions. Override the backend URL via env var:

COMPUTEBACK_API_URL=https://staging.computeback.com/api cb login

Commands

cb login [--email EMAIL]                       # sign in
cb logout                                      # drop session
cb whoami                                      # show logged-in business

cb offers list [--status STATUS] [--limit N]   # list your offers
cb offers get <offer-id>                       # full offer detail (JSON)

cb outcomes recent [--type TYPE] [--limit N]   # tail outcome events

cb webhooks list                               # list webhooks
cb webhooks add <url> [--events e1,e2,...]     # register a webhook
cb webhooks remove <webhook-id>                # delete a webhook

cb help
cb version

Example: notify Slack when a new lead lands

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# poll-leads.sh — run from cron every 5 min
cb outcomes recent --type landing_form_submitted --limit 50 \
  | grep -A2 "today" \
  | curl -X POST -H 'content-type: application/json' \
      -d "{\"text\":\"$(cat -)\"}" \
      "$SLACK_WEBHOOK"

For first-class CRM push (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive), use the outbound webhook integration on the backend — see the parent project's docs/outcome-routing.md.

Where things live

• Source: cli/src/ in the Autonomad1/computeback monorepo.
• Auth: Authorization: Bearer <session> header; sessions are server-issued via POST /v1/business/login.
• Envelope: every response is { data, meta, errors } — the CLI unwraps data for display and surfaces errors[0] on non-2xx.

License

MIT