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@tofuhq/enrich

v0.7.2

Published

Find and enrich companies and people from the CLI, built to be driven by an agent.

Readme

enrich

Find and enrich companies and people from the command line, built to be driven by an agent (Claude, Codex, and others). JSON to stdout, structured errors to stderr; credits metered per record returned (no results, no charge).

npm install -g @tofuhq/enrich && enrich guide

enrich guide prints the full playbook. First steps:

enrich signup <email>                     # sign in (free), then: enrich verify <code>
enrich credits                            # your plan, balance, renewal (free)
enrich company identify stripe.com        # resolve a company (free)
enrich company get stripe.com --fields headcount,funding
enrich company search --where 'country in US' --where 'employees < 1000' --sort employee_growth_12m:desc

Commands

| | | |---|---| | signup <email> / verify <code> | create an account and sign in (free) | | company get <keys…> / person get <keys…> | enrich by domain / LinkedIn URL / email | | company search / person search | find by criteria: --where 'field op value' (repeatable), --all, --sort, --count-only | | company get --input <csv> --column <name> | batch-enrich a CSV column | | company identify <query> | resolve a fuzzy name/domain/URL to matches (free) | | <entity> values <field> [q] | resolve canonical filter values (free) | | <entity> schema [filters\|fields] | the fields you can filter by / request back (free) | | plans / subscribe <plan> / billing | tiers, subscribe (starter|pro), manage subscription | | invite <emails…> | invite people to earn free credits (200 each, +800 on signup) | | credits / usage / account | plan & balance, recent activity, signed-in status (free) | | feedback <message> | report a bug or request a feature (free) |

Notes

  • Filter operators: = != > < >= <= in not_in contains starts_with near. Multiple --where clauses AND together; use --filter-file for OR/nested trees.
  • Costs are billed per record returned (no results = no charge). Free commands are marked above.
  • Exit codes: 0 ok · 1 usage · 2 auth · 3 rate-limited · 4 out of credits · 5 not found · 6 partial batch · 7 server.

Run enrich guide for recipes, the cost table, and the agent workflow.