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@privy-io/agent-wallet-cli

v0.2.1

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CLI for AI agents to create Privy wallets and transact

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@privy-io/agent-wallet-cli

CLI for AI agents to create Privy wallets and transact.

Installation

pnpm add -g @privy-io/agent-wallet-cli

Usage

privy-agent-wallet login                  # Log in and provision a wallet
privy-agent-wallet logout                 # Log out and clear local session
privy-agent-wallet list-wallets           # List your wallets
privy-agent-wallet rpc --json '<body>'    # Send a wallet RPC request
privy-agent-wallet fund                   # Fund a wallet via onramp

Authentication

The CLI authenticates via a browser-based Privy login flow. Run privy-agent-wallet login to open a browser window, sign in, and paste the credentials blob back into the CLI. The session is stored in the system keychain (macOS/Linux) or ~/.privy/session.json.

privy-agent-wallet login
# Opens browser → sign in → paste credentials → session saved

Wallet operations

After logging in, the CLI can manage wallets and send transactions:

# List your wallets
privy-agent-wallet list-wallets

# Send a transaction (Ethereum)
privy-agent-wallet rpc --json '{"method": "eth_sendTransaction", "params": {"transaction": {"to": "0x...", "value": 1000000000000000, "chainId": 8453}}}'

# Sign a message
privy-agent-wallet rpc --json '{"method": "personal_sign", "params": {"message": "hello"}}'

# Fund a wallet
privy-agent-wallet fund

Global options

| Flag | Description | | ----------------- | ----------------------------- | | --api-url <url> | Override the agent server URL | | -V, --version | Print version | | -h, --help | Print help |

The agent server URL can also be set via the PRIVY_AGENT_URL environment variable.

Local development

Build the CLI

# From the repo root
pnpm turbo run build --filter=@privy-io/agent-wallet-cli

Run against a local agent server

Start the agent server (see apps/agent-server/SETUP.md), then use the --local flag:

node dist/index.js --local login
node dist/index.js --local list-wallets

Or use the convenience script:

pnpm dev:local -- list-wallets

Watch mode

Rebuild on file changes during development:

pnpm dev

Type checking

pnpm check-types

Session storage

The CLI stores its session in the system keychain (macOS/Linux) with a file fallback at ~/.privy/session.json (0600 permissions). The session contains the signing keypair, wallet IDs, and addresses.

Run privy-agent-wallet logout to clear the session from both keychain and file.

Agent detection

The CLI automatically detects the calling environment (Cursor, Claude Code, terminal, etc.) and sends a privy-cli-client header to the agent server for analytics. This is based on environment variable sniffing and requires no configuration.