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@foundation0/auth-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Auth operator CLI for verification, publication, sidecar, receipt, and release workflows.

Readme

Auth CLI (@foundation0/auth-cli)

What this CLI is for

The canonical CLI binary is auth.

Install

pnpm add -D @foundation0/auth-cli

Command groups

Grouped command families:

  • capabilities: issue and delegate capabilities
  • verify: validate tokens and bound operations
  • receipts: verify signed receipts
  • services: publish and resolve service descriptors
  • revocations: publish and check revocations
  • pricing: fetch pricing artifacts
  • sidecar: call the verification sidecar APIs
  • batches: build, verify, and export receipt batches
  • release: validate and generate release artifacts
  • data: run deletion and erasure workflows

Common workflows

auth --help
auth verify token --help
auth services resolve --help

JSON mode

Use --json for automation-safe output.

auth verify token --capability "$TOKEN" --service-pid eip155:1:0xabc --json

Automation paths should prefer auth and can combine --json, --quiet, or --non-interactive as needed.

Docs and examples

Compatibility

Compatibility aliases remain advisory only. New installs and automation should use @foundation0/auth-cli and the auth binary, while legacy ADL naming is kept only where migration coverage still needs it.

Automation example

auth sidecar verify \
  --service-pid eip155:1:0xabc \
  --token-b64url "$TOKEN" \
  --base-url https://sidecar.example.com \
  --json