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@getnotisxyz/cli

v0.1.2

Published

CLI for Notis. npx notis login → npx notis init → done.

Readme

@getnotisxyz/cli

CLI for Notis — give your AI agent a phone in 2 commands.

Quick Start

npx @getnotisxyz/cli login     # authenticate via browser
npx @getnotisxyz/cli init      # name your agent, key saved to .env
npx @getnotisxyz/cli send "Hello from terminal"

That's it. Your agent can now send push notifications to your phone.

Commands

notis login

Authenticate with your Notis account. Opens your browser to sign in, then saves a session to ~/.notis/session.json.

npx @getnotisxyz/cli login

# SSH / headless environments
npx @getnotisxyz/cli login --no-browser

notis init

Create a new agent and save its API key to .env in the current directory.

npx @getnotisxyz/cli init

# Name your agent: trading-bot
# Creating @trading-bot...
#
# ✓ @trading-bot is live
# ✓ API key written to .env
# ✓ Open Notis on your phone to start chatting

notis send <message>

Send a test message to verify everything works.

npx @getnotisxyz/cli send "Hello from terminal"
npx @getnotisxyz/cli send "Server down" --priority urgent

Next Steps

After notis init, use the SDK in your code:

import { Notis } from '@getnotisxyz/sdk';

const notis = new Notis(); // reads NOTIS_API_KEY from .env
await notis.send("I'm alive");

See @getnotisxyz/sdk for the full API.

License

MIT