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@blockmind/cli

v0.4.6

Published

Typed CLI and API client for BlockMind

Downloads

874

Readme

@blockmind/cli

Typed CLI and API client for BlockMind.

Install

npm i -g @blockmind/cli

Setup

  1. Get an API key from your BlockMind account settings
  2. Set the environment variable:
export BLOCKMIND_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

Optionally set a custom API base URL (defaults to http://blockmind.localhost:1355):

export BLOCKMIND_API_BASE_URL=https://www.blockmind.app

CLI Usage

# Check API connectivity
blockmind health

# Auto-discovered commands from agent OpenAPI operation IDs
blockmind portfolio list
blockmind positions list --portfolio-id <uuid>
blockmind market prices --limit 25 --format table
blockmind market stock quote --symbol AAPL

# Generic fallback by operationId
blockmind call portfolio_snapshot '{"portfolioId":"<uuid>"}'
blockmind call market_stock_quote '{"symbol":"AAPL"}'

Programmatic Usage

import { BlockMindClient } from '@blockmind/cli'

const client = new BlockMindClient({
  apiKey: process.env.BLOCKMIND_API_KEY,
  baseUrl: 'https://www.blockmind.app',
})

// Methods are auto-discovered from the OpenAPI spec.
// Input/output types will be fully typed once the Agent API
// routes add .describe() schemas (tracked separately).
const portfolios = await client.portfolioList()
const snapshot = await client.portfolioSnapshot({
  portfolioId: '<uuid>',
})

Publishing

Normal releases use Changesets through the repo-level GitHub Actions workflow.

  1. Add a changeset from the repo root with bun run changeset.
  2. Merge the feature PR containing the changeset.
  3. Changesets opens or updates the Version Packages PR.
  4. Merge that PR to publish updated packages to npm and create informational tags.

Use a patch changeset when publishing generated Agent API or CLI command updates.

The legacy cli-v* tag workflow remains available as a manual fallback for publishing outside the Changesets flow.

License

MIT