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@captapi/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Official Captapi command-line interface — call 62 social media data endpoints (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook), check your credit balance, and wire Captapi into AI agents from your terminal.

Downloads

294

Readme

@captapi/cli

Official command-line interface for Captapi — pull structured social-media data (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook) from your terminal, check your credit balance, and wire Captapi into AI agents.

npm install -g @captapi/cli
# or run without installing:
npx @captapi/cli list

Quick start

captapi login                 # paste your capt_live_… key (saved to ~/.captapi/config.json)
captapi balance               # credits + recent requests
captapi list                  # every endpoint (62 commands)
captapi youtube-transcript --url "https://youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ"

Get an API key at https://captapi.com/dashboard/api-keys.

Authentication

The CLI is API-key based. Authenticate either way:

  • captapi login — verifies and saves your key to ~/.captapi/config.json (mode 600).
  • CAPTAPI_API_KEY environment variable — always wins over the saved key, ideal for CI.

Override the API host with CAPTAPI_BASE_URL (default https://api.captapi.com).

Commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | captapi login [--key <key>] | Verify and save an API key | | captapi logout | Remove the saved key | | captapi whoami | Show the active (masked) key and base URL | | captapi balance [--json] | Credit balance + recent requests | | captapi list [platform] [--json] | List endpoints, optionally by platform | | captapi agent add <claude\|cursor> | Add the Captapi MCP server to an agent | | captapi <endpoint> [flags] | Call any of the 62 data endpoints |

Calling endpoints

Every Captapi endpoint is its own command. Parameters become flags; required parameters are enforced. Output is JSON on stdout, so it pipes cleanly:

captapi tiktok-channel-details --url "https://tiktok.com/@username"
captapi youtube-comments --url "https://youtube.com/watch?v=ID" --limit 50
captapi instagram-channel-posts --url "https://instagram.com/nasa/" --limit 12 | jq '.data[0]'

Run captapi <command> --help to see a command's exact parameters, path, and credit cost. Cached results are free; failed requests are never charged.

Wiring AI agents

agent add writes the Captapi MCP server into Claude Desktop or Cursor config, embedding your saved key:

captapi agent add cursor          # writes ~/.cursor/mcp.json
captapi agent add claude          # writes the Claude Desktop config for your OS
captapi agent add cursor --print  # print the snippet instead of writing

Restart the agent afterwards to load the @captapi/mcp server (62 tools).

License

MIT