@notjustyou/cli

Command line status lookup and local collector setup for Not Just You AI service surfaces.

Install

npm install -g @notjustyou/cli

You can also run it from a workspace checkout:

pnpm --filter @notjustyou/cli build
node packages/notjustyou-cli/dist/index.js status --base-url http://localhost:3000

Usage

njy status
njy status openai-api
njy status openai-api --watch
njy status --base-url http://localhost:3000
njy setup
njy enable claude-code
njy enable cursor
njy enable antigravity-cli
njy enable antigravity
njy enable antigravity-ide
njy disable claude-code
njy disable cursor
njy disable antigravity-cli
njy disable antigravity
njy disable antigravity-ide

status reads public status summaries:

• /api/summary
• /api/signals/summary
• /api/official

setup registers an anonymous collector for future opt-in SDK collectors, writes the collector token to the local Not Just You config file, and runs a lightweight readiness check. Raw collector tokens and collector ids are not printed.

enable claude-code, enable cursor, and enable antigravity-* opt in to metadata-only local hook reporting, write a cli_hook collector config, and start the local hook receiver in send mode. Use the matching disable command to turn that local hook sending off.

Guided local hook setup stores enabled agent surfaces in one local config. Each enable or setup MCP flow changes only the confirmed surface while preserving other already-enabled Claude Code or Cursor surfaces. Within the Antigravity family, enabling one surface replaces any other active Antigravity surface because the Antigravity hook cannot safely disambiguate multiple Antigravity service ids. The matching disable command removes only that surface. Codex remains status-only.

The CLI does not submit reports or installed-client signals unless an opt-in collector path is enabled.

Advanced Diagnostics

njy register --source api_middleware --service openai-api
njy register --source cli_hook --service anthropic-claude-code --enable-local-hooks
njy register --source cli_hook --service cursor-ide --enable-local-hooks
njy register --source cli_hook --service google-antigravity-cli --enable-local-hooks
njy enable cursor
njy doctor
njy payload-preview --fixture ./signal.json

Repeat --service to allow one collector config to support multiple API SDK adapters:

njy register --source api_middleware --service openai-api --service anthropic-claude-api --service google-gemini-api

register is the lower-level setup step. It also avoids printing raw collector tokens or collector ids. doctor checks public status reachability, local config, and collector token readiness. payload-preview validates a JSON fixture against the metadata-only signal boundary before any SDK collector sends similar data.

Privacy Boundary

The CLI does not send prompt text, request or response bodies, headers, API keys, cookies, source files, diffs, clipboard content, exact IP addresses, account emails, or machine/user names.

If local hook reporting is enabled, a local adapter may receive vendor hook payloads in memory to derive metadata-only signals. Raw vendor payload fields are not stored, queued, logged, or sent to Not Just You.

The local config stores only baseUrl, collectorId, collectorToken, allowed source, allowed service ids, client name, and client version. v1 stores the token in a local file with private file permissions; OS keychain storage is later work.

Opt-in hook configs also contain a separate random localhost receiver token. Hook adapters use it only to authenticate local /health and /hook requests; it is never sent to the public Not Just You API. Existing hook configs are upgraded with this token the next time reporting is enabled.

On macOS and Linux, doctor requires private 0600 config permissions. Windows does not expose equivalent POSIX owner/group/other mode bits, so doctor checks the readable config and collector readiness without treating the missing POSIX mode as a failure.