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@lumen-stack/cli

v0.3.0

Published

7 days ago

Command-line interface for Lumen — scaffold the SDK, list feedback, run reality-checks, and search your feedback corpus from your terminal.

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@lumen-stack/cli

Headless command-line interface for Lumen. Drives the Lumen v1 API from your terminal — and from any AI agent that can shell out (Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Goose, …).

Install

npx @lumen-stack/cli --help
# or globally
npm i -g @lumen-stack/cli
lumen --help

Auth

Mint a secret key in the dashboard at Settings → Secret key, then:

lumen login --token lk_sk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The key is saved to ~/.lumen/config.json (mode 0600). You can also set LUMEN_API_KEY via env to skip the login step entirely (useful in CI, MCP wrappers, etc.).

Commands

lumen whoami                       # show the project the key is bound to
lumen feedback list                # 20 most recent rows
lumen feedback list -s new -t bug  # filter by status + type
lumen feedback get <id>            # full row, asset URLs, AI fields
lumen feedback search "users complaining about onboarding"
lumen feedback resolve <id>        # (also: triaged, in_progress, wontfix, new)
lumen reality-check "Add native iOS share sheet" -c 8 -t this_quarter

Pass --json on any command for machine-readable output.

Why a CLI?

Everything the dashboard does, scriptably — and pipeable into agents. lumen reality-check "..."| jq .response.recommendation is the smallest possible "should I build this?" loop.