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@freeyourmusic/cli

v9.27.0

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Command-line interface for Free Your Music. Talks to a running Free Your Music desktop app over loopback HTTP — no separate auth required.

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@freeyourmusic/cli

Local command-line interface for Free Your Music. Talks to a running Free Your Music desktop app over loopback HTTP — no separate auth required.

Requires Free Your Music desktop to be running. The CLI is a thin client; the desktop process owns music-service authentication, license checks, and importer execution.

Quickstart

npm i -g @freeyourmusic/cli
# Make sure the Free Your Music desktop app is open and signed in.
fym status

Expected output (free tier, no signed-in license):

✓ Desktop running (vXX.X.X, pid 12345)
  License: free (no account)
✓ Connected: (none)
  Search quota: 0 / 100

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | fym status | Show desktop + license status + search quota | | fym --json <cmd> | Machine-readable JSON output | | fym --help | Show usage |

More commands (fym playlists list, fym search tracks, fym tracks add, …) ship in subsequent releases. See docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-16-fym-cli-agents-design.md for the full surface.

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | |---|---| | 0 | Success | | 1 | User error (bad args, missing param) | | 2 | Auth (service not connected) | | 3 | Desktop not running | | 4 | License gate (Pro required) | | 5 | Search quota exceeded |

How it works

The Free Your Music desktop app runs a loopback HTTP server on a random port. On startup it writes ~/.fym/cli-config.json ({ port, token, version, pid }, mode 0600). The CLI reads that file, then makes JSON-RPC calls over HTTP. All importer work, license enforcement, and quota tracking run inside the desktop process — the CLI is just a thin transport.

Privacy

No telemetry is added by the CLI. All traffic is 127.0.0.1 only. Bearer token is rotated on every desktop launch and never leaves the machine.