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@theneuralledger/cli

v0.1.0

Published

CLI and foreground intelligence daemon for The Neural Ledger.

Readme

@theneuralledger/cli

Command-line access and an append-only foreground intelligence daemon for The Neural Ledger.

export TNL_API_KEY=tnl_...
npx -y @theneuralledger/cli latest
npx -y @theneuralledger/cli search "semiconductor export restrictions"
npx -y @theneuralledger/cli asset NVDA
npx -y @theneuralledger/cli daemon --interval 60

Commands: latest, search, asset, status, watch, daemon, mcp, and serve.

The daemon remains in the foreground so a process supervisor can manage it. It stores immutable JSONL revisions and atomic cursor state under ~/.tnl-intelligence by default; set TNL_STATE_DIR or pass --state-dir to change the location. Cache, state, and lock files are private to the current user where the operating system supports POSIX permissions.

API keys are read only from TNL_API_KEY. There is deliberately no command-line API-key option because process arguments are commonly visible to other local users and monitoring systems.