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@mercuryo-ai/magicsearch-cli

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@mercuryo-ai/magicsearch-cli

MIT License

Command-line client for MagicSearch. It resolves a refined purchase prompt to a provider, checkout, product, or public-search fallback URL through the MagicPay gateway.

Install

npm install -g @mercuryo-ai/magicsearch-cli

The CLI installs the magicsearch binary and supports Node.js 18 or newer.

Configure

magicsearch uses the shared MagicPay config file under ~/.magicpay/config.json.

magicsearch init ap_your_key
magicsearch init ap_your_key --api-url https://api.example.com/functions/v1/api

Environment variables override persisted config:

  • MAGICPAY_API_KEY
  • MAGICPAY_API_URL

Check the current config:

magicsearch doctor

Query

magicsearch query "buy Claude Pro" --merchant Claude
magicsearch search "book a flight from Singapore to Istanbul" --merchant "Google Flights" --country SG

By default, the command prints only the resolved URL. Use JSON output when an agent needs provider metadata:

magicsearch query "buy Claude Pro" --merchant Claude --json
magicsearch query "buy Claude Pro" --format json

Useful hints:

  • --merchant <name>
  • --domain <domain>
  • --product <name>
  • --category <name>
  • --country <code>
  • --region <region>
  • --place <place>

Commands

  • magicsearch init <apiKey> [--api-url <url>]
  • magicsearch doctor
  • magicsearch query "<refined prompt>" [options]
  • magicsearch search "<refined prompt>" [options]
  • magicsearch --version
  • magicsearch --help

Library

For programmatic use, install @mercuryo-ai/magicsearch.

License

MIT