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@exit-zero-labs/httpi

v0.4.0

Published

a month ago

httpi CLI and MCP server. `httpi` for humans and scripts, `httpi mcp` for agents.

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@exit-zero-labs/httpi

CLI package for httpi, the file-based HTTP workflow runner for humans and AI agents.

Install

npm install -g @exit-zero-labs/httpi
httpi --version

Quick start

httpi init
httpi validate
httpi describe --run smoke
httpi explain variables --request ping
httpi run --run smoke

When --project-root is omitted, the CLI discovers the nearest httpi/config.yaml.

MCP

httpi mcp starts the stdio MCP server for agents.

Because MCP servers are often launched outside the target repository, every MCP tool call must include projectRoot pointing at the project directory that contains httpi/config.yaml.

What this package does

scaffolds a tracked httpi/ project with httpi init
validates definitions before execution
runs requests and multi-step runs
starts httpi mcp for MCP clients
persists sessions and artifacts under httpi/artifacts/
lets you inspect artifacts and explicitly resume paused or failed runs

Support

Support development via GitHub Sponsors or Open Collective:

GitHub Sponsors is the primary recurring path. Open Collective is the secondary path for one-time support and public budget visibility. Repo-level support notes live at https://github.com/exit-zero-labs/httpi/blob/main/docs/support.md.

More docs

repository overview: https://github.com/exit-zero-labs/httpi#readme
agent-oriented guidance: https://github.com/exit-zero-labs/httpi/blob/main/docs/agent-guide.md
technical architecture: https://github.com/exit-zero-labs/httpi/blob/main/docs/architecture.md