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@bota.dev/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Official CLI for the [Bota](https://bota.dev) developer platform. Manage end users, devices, recordings, and webhooks from your terminal — and expose everything as an MCP server for AI assistants.

Downloads

41

Readme

Bota CLI

Official CLI for the Bota developer platform. Manage end users, devices, recordings, and webhooks from your terminal — and expose everything as an MCP server for AI assistants.

Installation

npm install -g @bota.dev/cli

Authentication

# Browser login — opens the Bota dashboard to authorize
bota auth login

# Headless / CI — pass your key directly
bota auth login sk_live_...

# Confirm the saved key is valid
bota auth status

# Remove saved credentials
bota auth logout

Commands

End users

bota end-users list
bota end-users get <id>
bota end-users create --name "Jane Smith" --email [email protected]

# MCP tokens
bota end-users token <id>         # Issue a user token (shown once)
bota end-users token-revoke <id>  # Revoke the token

Devices

bota devices list
bota devices get <id>
bota devices inspect <id>

Recordings

bota recordings list
bota recordings list --end-user-id eu_abc123
bota recordings get <id>

Webhooks

bota webhooks list
bota webhooks get <id>

Webhook forwarding

# Forward live events to a local server
bota listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/webhook

Trigger test events

bota trigger recording.uploaded
bota trigger transcription.completed

MCP server

Expose all commands as MCP tools for AI assistants:

bota mcp

# Add to Claude Code
claude mcp add bota -- bota mcp

Global flags

| Flag | Description | | --- | --- | | --api-url <url> | Override the API base URL | | --dashboard-url <url> | Override the portal URL (for browser login) | | --json | Output raw JSON |

# Point at a different environment
bota --api-url https://api.dev.bota.dev end-users list

# Raw JSON output for scripting
bota end-users list --json | jq '.data[].id'

Configuration

Credentials are stored in ~/.bota/config.json. You can also use environment variables:

export BOTA_API_KEY=sk_live_...
export BOTA_API_URL=https://api.bota.dev

Documentation

Full documentation at docs.bota.dev/cli.