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@sbuglione/open-cli

v0.0.4

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Remote-first API and MCP command client for open-cli

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Readme

@sbuglione/open-cli

Remote-only API and MCP command tooling with a separately installed hosted runtime.

What is open-cli?

open-cli converts OpenAPI specs and MCP server definitions into executable CLI commands, so you can explore, test, and audit APIs from your terminal. open-cli always connects to a separately hosted runtime server (open-cli-toolbox), which handles catalog execution, token-scoped tool exposure, policy evaluation, and enterprise deployment concerns.

Platform Support

| OS | x64 | arm64 | |---------|-----|-------| | macOS | ✓ | ✓ | | Linux | ✓ | ✓ | | Windows | ✓ | ✓ |

Installation

npm install -g @sbuglione/open-cli

What happens during install

The postinstall script automatically downloads the correct pre-built open-cli binary for your platform from GitHub Releases. No compiler or Go toolchain is needed.

open-cli-toolbox is not bundled in the npm package. Install it separately from the same GitHub Releases page or build/run it via the repo's Docker flow if you need the reference hosted runtime.

Quick Start

# 1. Install the client
npm install -g @sbuglione/open-cli

# 2. Point open-cli at your hosted runtime
open-cli --runtime https://toolbox.example.com

# 3. Initialize your own API catalog
open-cli init <your-api>

open-cli does not embed a local execution daemon. Operators host open-cli-toolbox, secure it, and decide which tools are visible to each token.

Troubleshooting

| Problem | Cause | Solution | |---------|-------|----------| | binary not found at … | postinstall didn't run or failed | Run npm install -g @sbuglione/open-cli again | | HTTP 404 during install | Version/platform mismatch or unpublished release | Check releases for your platform | | SSL / proxy errors | Corporate proxy or firewall blocking GitHub | Set https_proxy env var or download the binary manually | | Download timeout | Slow connection | Set OPEN_CLI_DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT=120 (seconds) before install | | permission denied | Binary lacks execute permission | Run chmod +x $(npm prefix -g)/lib/node_modules/@sbuglione/open-cli/bin/open-cli |

Configuration

See the full documentation at https://open-cli.dev/ for configuration options, policy files, and advanced usage.

License

GPL-3.0