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@pingfyr/cli

v7.0.3

Published

CLI for Pingfyr — schedule and manage reminders from the terminal

Readme

@pingfyr/cli

CLI for Pingfyr — schedule and manage AI agent reminders from the terminal.

Install

npm install -g @pingfyr/cli

Or run without installing:

npx @pingfyr/cli --help

Requirements

Quick Start

# Set your API key (one-time)
pingfyr config set --api-key rm_your_key_here

# Create a reminder (relative time)
pingfyr remind --channel email --recipients [email protected] --in 30m --message "Break time"

# Create a reminder (natural language time)
pingfyr remind --channel email --recipients [email protected] --at "tomorrow 9am" --message "Stand-up"

# Create a reminder (exact time)
pingfyr remind --channel email --recipients [email protected] --fire-at 2026-12-01T09:00:00Z --message "Deploy"

# Create a Google Calendar reminder (Starter+ plan required)
pingfyr remind --channel google_calendar --recipients google --at "Monday 10am" --title "Team sync"

# List reminders
pingfyr list

# Check a reminder's status
pingfyr status <reminder-id>

# Cancel a reminder
pingfyr cancel <reminder-id>

Commands

pingfyr config

Manage API credentials.

pingfyr config set --api-key <key>      # Store API key
pingfyr config set --api-url <url>      # Override API URL (default: https://pingfyr.com)
pingfyr config show                     # Display current configuration (key masked)

Config is stored via the conf library. Typical paths:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/pingfyr-nodejs/config.json
  • Linux: ~/.config/pingfyr-nodejs/config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%/pingfyr-nodejs/config.json

Environment variables PINGFYR_API_KEY and PINGFYR_API_URL override stored config values.

pingfyr remind

Create a new reminder.

Options:
  --channel <type>       Delivery channel (required):
                         email | webhook | slack | discord | telegram | openclaw | google_calendar
  --recipients <list>    Comma-separated list of recipient addresses (required)
  --fire-at <iso>        ISO 8601 datetime when the reminder fires
  --in <duration>        Schedule relative to now: 30m, 2h, 3d, 1w
  --at <time>            Schedule at a time: "Monday 9am", "tomorrow 15:17"
  --message <text>       Reminder body text
  --title <text>         Reminder title
  --repeat <interval>    Recurrence: daily | weekly | monthly | custom
  --cron <expression>    Cron expression when --repeat custom (e.g. '0 9 * * 1')
  --timezone <tz>        IANA timezone (default: system timezone)
  --json                 Output raw JSON to stdout

Time scheduling: Exactly one of --fire-at, --in, or --at is required. They are mutually exclusive.

pingfyr list

List reminders.

Options:
  --status <status>   Filter by status: pending | processing | delivered | failed | cancelled
  --limit <n>         Max results (default: 50)
  --offset <n>        Offset for pagination (default: 0)
  --json              Output raw JSON to stdout

pingfyr status <id>

Show full detail for a single reminder including per-recipient delivery log.

Options:
  --json   Output raw JSON to stdout

pingfyr cancel <id>

Cancel a pending reminder.

Options:
  --json   Output raw JSON to stdout

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | | ----------------- | -------------------------------------- | | PINGFYR_API_KEY | API key — overrides stored config | | PINGFYR_API_URL | API base URL — overrides stored config |

Exit Codes

| Code | Meaning | | ---- | --------------------------------------- | | 0 | Success | | 1 | API or rate-limit error | | 2 | Not found or usage error | | 3 | Auth error (missing or invalid API key) |

JSON Mode

All commands support --json. In JSON mode:

  • Only valid JSON is written to stdout
  • Spinner and error messages go to stderr

Useful for scripting and agent pipelines:

ID=$(pingfyr remind --channel email --recipients [email protected] \
  --in 2h --message "Done" --json | jq -r '.data.id')
echo "Created: $ID"

License

MIT