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@lyhna/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI for Lyhna execution authority — bind actions and verify receipts

Readme

@lyhna/cli

Command-line interface for Lyhna execution authority. Thin wrapper around @lyhna/bind.

Install

npm install -g @lyhna/cli

Authenticate

export LYHNA_API_KEY="lyhna_..."

Bind an action

lyhna bind \
  --action-type deploy_service \
  --action-payload '{"service":"web","version":"1.4.2"}' \
  --intent release_v3 \
  --intent-version 1

Or load the payload from a file:

lyhna bind \
  --action-type deploy_service \
  --action-payload @./payload.json \
  --intent release_v3 \
  --intent-version 1

The full receipt is printed to stdout as JSON. Pretty-printed when stdout is a TTY.

Verify a receipt

lyhna verify ./receipt.json

Verification is offline. No network access. No API key required. The receipt's cryptographic signature and canonical hash are checked locally using the public key embedded in the receipt.

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | |---|---| | LYHNA_API_KEY | API key for bind. Required unless --api-key is passed. | | LYHNA_BASE_URL | Override the API base URL. Optional. If unset, the SDK uses its default. |

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | |---|---| | 0 | bind returned APPROVED, or verify returned valid | | 1 | bind returned REFUSED, or verify returned invalid | | 2 | bind returned ESCALATED | | 3 | Transport / network error (bind only) | | 4 | Auth error — 401/403 (bind only) | | 5 | Usage error — missing flag, unknown subcommand, malformed JSON |

Documentation

https://docs.lyhna.com