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@carryfeed/cli

v0.1.2

Published

CLI for CarryFeed's hosted public X/Twitter profile, post, article, and media API for agents.

Readme

@carryfeed/cli

CLI wrapper for the hosted CarryFeed API.

Use it when an agent or script needs public X/Twitter profile, post, article, or media metadata with the source URL preserved.

Quick Start

npx -y @carryfeed/cli health --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli resolve https://x.com/user/status/123 --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli media https://x.com/user/status/123 --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli profile NASA --statuses --count 5 --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli post 1234567890 --compact

The CLI calls https://api.carryfeed.com by default and prints JSON. Public links only; private, protected, deleted, restricted, or login-only content is not supported.

Commands

carryfeed health [--base-url URL] [--compact]
carryfeed resolve <url-or-handle-or-id> [--provider fxtwitter|direct] [--no-cache] [--compact]
carryfeed media <post-url-or-id> [--provider fxtwitter|direct] [--no-cache] [--compact]
carryfeed profile <handle> [--statuses|--media] [--count 5] [--cursor CURSOR] [--no-cache] [--compact]
carryfeed post <id> [--handle HANDLE] [--provider fxtwitter|direct] [--no-cache] [--compact]
carryfeed download-url <media-url> [--filename NAME]

Common Workflows

Resolve an unknown input:

npx -y @carryfeed/cli resolve https://x.com/user/status/123 --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli resolve NASA --compact

List media candidates from a public post:

npx -y @carryfeed/cli media https://x.com/user/status/123 --compact

Read a public profile and recent public posts:

npx -y @carryfeed/cli profile NASA --compact
npx -y @carryfeed/cli profile NASA --statuses --count 5 --compact

Read recent public profile media:

npx -y @carryfeed/cli profile NASA --media --count 5 --compact

Build a CarryFeed download proxy URL for a public media URL returned by CarryFeed:

npx -y @carryfeed/cli download-url "https://pbs.twimg.com/media/example.jpg" --filename example.jpg

Options

  • --compact: print compact JSON for tools and scripts.
  • --no-cache: bypass CarryFeed edge cache when fresh data matters.
  • --base-url URL: use another CarryFeed-compatible endpoint.
  • --count N: request recent profile statuses or media, usually 5 to 10 for agents.
  • --cursor CURSOR: continue a profile statuses or media request when the prior output includes a cursor.
  • --provider fxtwitter|direct: leave unset unless debugging provider behavior.