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@boomin/cli

v0.7.0

Published

Boomin CLI for setup, handoff scaffolding, tokens, scopes, smoke tests, and the Platform v1 distribution tree.

Readme

@boomin/cli

Boomin CLI for setup, handoff scaffolding, scopes, platform tokens, smoke tests, and the Platform v1 distribution tree.

npx @boomin/cli --help
npx @boomin/cli init
npx @boomin/cli doctor --json
npx @boomin/cli handoff init --framework next --auth custom
npx @boomin/cli referral init --framework next --auth custom --write
npx @boomin/cli mcp install
npx @boomin/cli skill install
npx @boomin/cli platform smoke --read-only --token sk_boomin_live_...

The installed binary is boomin.

Platform v1 (0.4.0)

Command groups over the live /v1/platform REST tree (driven through @boomin/sdk); auth via --token sk_boomin_live_... or BOOMIN_PLATFORM_TOKEN. --json prints the SDK's objects — camelCase (hasMore, approvalStatus, amountCents), matching the flags you type. The REST wire underneath stays snake_case.

npx @boomin/cli distribution create --name "Launch" --objective acquisition --programs prog_... \
  --budget-mode funded --budget-asset credit --budget-total 10000
npx @boomin/cli distribution validate <dist_id>
npx @boomin/cli distribution launch <dist_id>          # 202 + operation; polls to terminal (--no-wait skips)
npx @boomin/cli distribution pause|resume|cancel <dist_id>
npx @boomin/cli enrollment invite --program prog_... --email [email protected]
npx @boomin/cli enrollment approve|reject|list|get ...
npx @boomin/cli partnership list|get|pause|resume|end ...
npx @boomin/cli connection list|get|revoke ...
npx @boomin/cli payout list|run|export [--out payouts.csv]|connect
npx @boomin/cli payout rules|rails|batches ...            # see below
npx @boomin/cli webhook create --url https://... | list | rotate-secret <we_id> | delete <we_id>
npx @boomin/cli events list --type distribution.live

Payout configuration (0.4.0)

Three sub-groups under payout, mirroring /payouts/{rules,rails,batches}. Configuration is scoped apart from money movement — payout_rules:* and payout_rails:*, not payouts:write — because a rail's column mapping decides which field of a payout row lands in the recipient column of a file a bank ingests.

# How money LEAVES. Create is create, not upsert: a second create for a
# configured rail is a typed conflict, never a silent rewrite.
npx @boomin/cli payout rails create --rail csv_batch --format paypal_payouts_csv --default \
  --columns '[{"key":"email","header":"Email Address"},{"key":"amount","header":"Amount"}]'
npx @boomin/cli payout rails list|show <prail_id>|update <prail_id> --status disabled

# How a partner EARNS. Money is --per-unit-minor / --bonus-minor, in minor
# units of the rule's currency — never cents.
npx @boomin/cli payout rules create --name "Rev share" --type revenue_split --program prog_... --rate-bps 2000
npx @boomin/cli payout rules create --name "Registration CPA" --type cpa --program prog_... \
  --metric-key event_registration --per-unit-minor 500
npx @boomin/cli payout rules list|show <prule_id>|update <prule_id> --status paused|archive <prule_id>

# One disbursement run.
npx @boomin/cli payout batches create --rail csv_batch --period-start 2026-08-01 --period-end 2026-09-01
npx @boomin/cli payout batches export <pbatch_id> --out payouts.csv
npx @boomin/cli payout batches confirm <pbatch_id> --external-batch-ref PAYPAL-2026-08
npx @boomin/cli payout batches list|show <pbatch_id>|cancel <pbatch_id>

Three behaviours worth knowing before you put these in cron:

  • payout run exits non-zero on payout_rules_required. A brand with no active rule and no active content split is misconfigured, not owed-nothing; the command fails and suggests payout rules create. A run that was configured but found no qualifying activity succeeds and prints outcome: no_eligible_activity along with everything it evaluated.
  • payout export polls, then reads. Export is a kernel Operation and the presigned URL is minted on READ of the batch, so the command waits for the operation, retrieves the batch, and writes --out from its download_url. --no-wait prints the operation id instead. An operation that ends anything but succeeded exits non-zero rather than leaving an empty file behind.
  • --columns is yours. The JSON you pass reaches the API — and comes back — with every header and every position untouched, through both the CLI and the SDK's casing boundary. Those headers are the file your bank reads.

doctor additionally checks v1 reachability, launch readiness (token scopes incl. distributions:launch), webhook endpoint presence, and wallet/billing (payout rail) readiness.

mcp install creates a scoped platform token, wires Claude Code with Authorization: Bearer ... at user scope, and asks you to restart Claude Code so the MCP server is loaded.

skill install installs the Boomin referral installer skill for Claude Code and Codex, then asks you to restart the agent so the skill metadata is loaded.

Hosted MCP is the supported path. mcp install wires it into Claude Code; there is no separate local stdio package to install.