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@feed-the-claw/cli

v0.1.4

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CLI for Feed the Claw — the gamified distribution habit tracker for builders

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@feed-the-claw/cli

The CLI for Feed the Claw — a gamified distribution habit tracker for builders.

Raise a virtual claw by consistently sharing your work across the internet. Track streaks, earn XP, level up, and watch your claw evolve through life stages.

Quick Start

npx @feed-the-claw/cli

No signup required — an anonymous account is created automatically on first run.

Commands

Core

claw status              # Claw state, hunger, streak, XP (default)
claw feed <url>          # Broadcast a link (+10 XP)
claw engage              # Log an engagement signal (+5 XP)
claw ship <url>          # Ship log — launched something (+20 XP, 1/day)

Progress

claw history [n]         # Recent feed events (default: 20)
claw streak              # Streak details and shell health
claw report              # Weekly distribution report

Power-ups

claw boost [token-id]    # Show boost tokens or activate one
claw referral [code]     # Get your invite link or redeem a code
claw launch [name] [url] # Activate 48h Launch Day Mode (200 XP cap, 1.5x diversity)

Auth

claw login               # Sign in with email/password
claw login --google      # Sign in with Google (opens browser)
claw login --signup      # Create account with email/password
claw login --anonymous   # Create fresh anonymous account
claw logout              # Clear saved credentials
claw whoami              # Show current user info

Config

claw config api-url          # Show current API URL
claw config api-url <url>    # Set custom API URL

By default, the CLI uses the production API:

https://api.feedtheclaw.com/api/v1

Fun

claw tip                 # Random lobster wisdom

How It Works

  1. Feed your claw by sharing links to where you distributed your work (tweets, HN posts, blog articles, etc.)
  2. Earn XP for each signal — more platforms = diversity bonus
  3. Maintain streaks by feeding daily — miss a day and your shell cracks
  4. Level up and evolve through life stages: Larva → Juvenile → Adult → Elder → Ancient
  5. Compete on the leaderboard and invite friends for boost tokens

Config Directory

Credentials and settings are stored in ~/.config/feed-the-claw/.

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