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@mybacklinks/cli

v0.1.14

Published

Official CLI for MyBacklinks project, backlink, and domain research workflows

Readme

@mybacklinks/cli

Official CLI for MyBacklinks.

Install

npm install -g @mybacklinks/cli

Login

mybacklinks login
mybacklinks login --api-key mbk_xxxxx

Commands

mybacklinks status
mybacklinks list-projects
mybacklinks create-project --name "Example" --url https://example.com --type website --json
mybacklinks list-servers --all --json
mybacklinks fetch-project-info --project-id <id>
mybacklinks update-project-info --project-id <id> --contact-emails [email protected],[email protected]
mybacklinks fetch-project-backlinks --project-id <id> --status indexed
mybacklinks fetch-project-backlinks --domain example.com --all --json
mybacklinks get-backlink-resource --id <resource-id> --json
mybacklinks discover-backlink-opportunities --project-id <id> --payment-type free --limit 10 --json
mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain example.com --limit 500
mybacklinks fetch-dr-by-domain --domain example.com
mybacklinks fetch-traffic-by-domain --domain example.com

Create a project

Use create-project to add a project before tracking backlink campaign work. The required fields are --name, --url, and --type (website, app, or other). Optional autofill fields include contact emails, reusable long descriptions, comment templates, social URLs, metadata URLs, --status, --group-name, and --pinned.

mybacklinks create-project \
  --name "Example" \
  --url https://example.com \
  --type website \
  --contact-emails [email protected],[email protected] \
  --social-urls https://x.com/example,https://github.com/example \
  --json

List servers

Use list-servers to review all hosting/infrastructure servers saved in the current account. It is read-only and supports cursor pagination.

mybacklinks list-servers --json
mybacklinks list-servers --status active --provider Cloudflare --json
mybacklinks list-servers --all --csv

Each server includes identity, hostname/IP, provider, status, billing fields, notes, timestamps, and projectCount for linked projects.

Project backlinks vs. raw domain discovery

Use fetch-project-backlinks when you want tracked MyBacklinks project records: submitted links, statuses, target URLs, resource metadata, and notes.

mybacklinks fetch-project-backlinks --domain example.com --all --json
mybacklinks fetch-project-backlinks --project-id <id> --status pending --json

Use fetch-backlinks-by-domain when you want raw provider-discovered backlinks for any domain, including competitors or domains that are not MyBacklinks projects. This output is labeled semantic: "raw_provider_discovery" so automations do not confuse it with tracked project submissions.

mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain competitor.com --limit 500 --json

Fetch more domain backlinks

fetch-backlinks-by-domain returns 100 backlinks by default. If the response summary shows hasMore: true, re-run the command with a higher --limit, up to 500 per request:

mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain example.com --limit 452 --json
mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain example.com --limit 500 --json

For domains with more than 500 backlinks, use pagination.nextOffset from the previous response, or let the CLI fetch every page. Each page request consumes credits.

mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain example.com --offset 500 --limit 500 --json
mybacklinks fetch-backlinks-by-domain --domain example.com --all --limit 500 --json

Batch import backlink resources from JSON or CSV files:

mybacklinks add-backlink-resource --file resources.json
mybacklinks add-backlink-resource --file resources.csv --csv

Output

  • Default: JSON output with meta and data fields
  • --json: explicitly request JSON output
  • --md: Markdown output for agents and human review
  • --csv: CSV output for tabular results
  • --base-url: override API origin

Support

The CLI keeps command output machine-readable. Support hints are written to stderr and help text. File bugs, rough edges, or feature requests at https://github.com/hekmon8/ai-cf-mybacklinks/issues.

Auth storage

Credentials are stored at ~/.config/mybacklinks/credentials.json.

Release automation (GitHub Actions)

  • npm publish trigger: .github/workflows/publish-cli.yml
  • Publish tag pattern: cli-v* (example: cli-v0.2.0)
  • Push a matching tag after bumping mybacklink-cli/package.json

Publish authentication

  • Preferred: npm Trusted Publishing configured for hekmon8/mybacklinks-tools and workflow file publish-cli.yml.