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@flowapt/flowiq-cli

v0.1.2

Published

Command-line tool for FlowIQ staff: round-trip agent prompts, questionnaires, webhooks, and more without ever touching service-role credentials.

Readme

flowiq

FlowIQ staff CLI. Round-trips agent prompts, questionnaires, webhooks, and other internal config through https://api.flowiq.live/cli/* so the Supabase service role never leaves the server.

Install

npm i -g @flowapt/flowiq-cli

Authenticate

Get a personal staff API key from your FlowIQ admin (an fiq_staff_… string). Then:

flowiq auth login
# paste your key when prompted

Your key is saved to ~/.config/flowiq/auth.json with chmod 600. To verify what you're authenticated as:

flowiq auth whoami

To log out (deletes the local key file, does NOT revoke the key server-side — ask your admin to revoke):

flowiq auth logout

Commands

flowiq prompts pull <organization_id>

Fetches the active WhatsApp agent's prompt_sections and writes them to ./.flowiq/prompts/<org-slug>.json.

flowiq prompts pull 0689d0be-ba76-43d9-a0d5-f4d59c1db537
# → wrote .flowiq/prompts/kickz-sa-african-oils.json (18 sections, 18,747 chars)

flowiq prompts push <slug-or-path>

Reads the JSON file and sends the prompt_sections array back to the server, which regenerates the agent's system_prompt.

flowiq prompts push kickz-sa-african-oils
# → pushed 18 sections, system_prompt now 17,337 chars

Environment variables

| Var | Default | Use | |---|---|---| | FLOWIQ_API_URL | https://api.flowiq.live | Override the API host (e.g. local dev). | | FLOWIQ_TOKEN | (saved in ~/.config/flowiq/auth.json) | Override the auth token, useful for CI. |

License

UNLICENSED. Internal staff tool — install requires a valid fiq_staff_… key issued by a FlowIQ super-admin.