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@autoranq/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Official AutoRanq CLI — drive the SEO content platform from your terminal.

Readme

@autoranq/cli

Official AutoRanq CLI — drive the SEO content platform from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @autoranq/cli
autoranq --version

Quickstart

# 1. Authenticate (paste your API key from app.autoranq.ai → Settings → API)
autoranq login

# 2. List your projects
autoranq projects list

# 3. List recent articles
autoranq articles list

# 4. Fire a generation (via the API directly for now — generate command coming in v0.2)
# See https://docs.autoranq.ai/quickstart/ for the curl command

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | autoranq login | Authenticate by pasting your API key. Stores it at ~/.autoranq/config.json | | autoranq config show | Show current config (key prefix only, never the full key) | | autoranq config set <key> <value> | Set a config value (e.g. project, apiUrl) | | autoranq config use <test\|live> | Switch between test-mode and live-mode | | autoranq config clear | Delete stored credentials | | autoranq projects list | List your projects | | autoranq articles list [--project <id>] [--status <s>] | List articles with optional filters | | autoranq articles get <id> | Get article details + content | | autoranq generations list [--project <id>] [--status <s>] | List generations | | autoranq generations get <id> | Get generation details + step results | | autoranq generations retry <id> [--from-step <s>] | Retry a failed generation | | autoranq keywords search <term> [--project <id>] | Search SERP for a keyword |

Add --json to any command to get raw JSON output for piping into jq or your scripts.

Coming in v2

  • Device-auth flow (no key paste) — autoranq login becomes browser-confirm
  • autoranq generations tail <id> — live SSE stream of generation logs
  • autoranq logs tail — global log tail
  • autoranq listen --forward-to <url> — local webhook forwarding (like stripe listen)

Docs

Full docs: https://docs.autoranq.ai/cli/

License

MIT