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@curless/cli

v0.1.3

Published

Integrate Curless agent payments into an existing project: `npx @curless/cli init`. Detects your framework (MCP / Next.js / Express / Python), pulls the matching integration recipe from the Curless API, writes it in, and sets up .env.local.

Readme

@curless/cli

Integrate Curless agent payments into an existing project in one command.

npx @curless/cli init --product prd_2UU8ZRCR --merchant curless_mch_… --amount 4900 --currency USD

init detects your framework (MCP server / Next.js / Express / Python), pulls the matching integration recipe from the Curless API (GET /v1/integrations/recipes/:type), writes the scaffold into your repo, and sets up .env.local (and .gitignore-guards it). The recipe uses the production SDKs — @curless/agentbank-mcp-pay's withPaywall for MCP servers, the /mpp/:merchant/verify handshake for HTTP frameworks.

Flags

| Flag | Meaning | |---|---| | --product, -p | Curless product ref (prd_…) | | --merchant, -m | your merchant id (curless_mch_…) | | --amount | price in minor units (e.g. 4900) | | --currency | ISO currency (default USD) | | --api | agentbank API base — required (or set $CURLESS_BASE_URL); local dev: http://localhost:3000 | | --target, -t | force the recipe type (mcp-server | mcp-server-python | nextjs | express) | | --force | overwrite an existing scaffold file |

What it writes

  • A scaffold file (e.g. src/curless-paywall.ts, app/api/unlock/route.ts).
  • .env.local with CURLESS_SECRET_KEY= (blank — you fill it), CURLESS_BASE_URL, and CURLESS_PRODUCT_REF. The secret is never written for you.
  • A .env.local entry in .gitignore.

It never overwrites a scaffold file (without --force) and never clobbers an env value you've already set. The same flow is also available as the curless-payments skill (for AI assistants) and the public recipe endpoints.