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@propsyncpro/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Official read-only PropSyncPro CLI for authenticated agent and member data access.

Readme

PropSyncPro CLI

Standard installable CLI for agents, founders, and PSP members that need authenticated read-only PropSyncPro context.

Install

Local package install while this is private:

npm install -g ./packages/psp-cli

Future public/internal registry install:

npm install -g @propsyncpro/cli

Sign In

psp auth login

The CLI opens PSP in your browser. Sign in to PSP, click Authorize CLI, and return to your terminal.

PSP's public Supabase config is built in by default. The saved session lives at:

~/.propsyncpro/cli-session.json

Direct terminal login is still available as a fallback:

psp auth login --direct --email [email protected]

Use

psp auth whoami --json
psp user snapshot --me --json
psp oracle context --me --date 2026-05-10 --json
psp knowledge bundle --json
psp db health --json

Agent Handoff

Give another trusted agent:

  • this package
  • a PSP account login for the human/member it should operate as

Do not give members or external agents SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY.

Workspace Mode

If the full PSP repo is present, the CLI discovers it automatically from the current folder. You can also point it directly:

PSP_WORKSPACE=/path/to/PropSyncPro psp inventory --json

If the repo is not present, the package falls back to bundled Oracle/CLI knowledge assets and still supports authenticated Supabase reads.

Safety

This package is read-only. It does not create Stripe sessions, send emails, deploy code, write Supabase rows, place trades, or mutate PSP data.