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@trigguard/cli

v0.1.3

Published

TrigGuard developer CLI — tg login, authorize, verify

Readme

@trigguard/cli

Developer CLI for the execution gateway: authorize, verify receipts, plus policy / simulate stubs for future releases.

Install (from monorepo)

cd packages/trigguard-cli && npm ci && npm run build
node dist/index.js --help
npm test

Global install after publish: npm install -g @trigguard/cli

Commands

export TRIGGUARD_GATEWAY_URL=https://your-run-url.run.app
export TRIGGUARD_BEARER="$(gcloud auth print-identity-token --audiences=$TRIGGUARD_GATEWAY_URL)"

trigguard authorize --surface deploy.release --json
trigguard verify ./receipt.json --json

Provider mode (vendor JSON → gateway)

Map a vendor-shaped payload with a built-in adapter (packages/trigguard-providers), then authorize:

trigguard authorize --provider stripe --input ./payment.json --json
cat payment.json | trigguard authorize --provider stripe --input - --json

Use --surface + optional --context <file.json> when you already have canonical fields and do not need mapAction.

Or TRIGGUARD_USE_GCLOUD=1 to obtain the identity token via gcloud automatically.

CI vs local

| Environment | Auth | |-------------|------| | GitHub Actions | TrigGuard-AI/authorize@v1 (OIDC → GCP) | | Local / scripts | TRIGGUARD_BEARER or TRIGGUARD_USE_GCLOUD=1 |

Local execution authority (dev)

npm run build
node dist/index.js dev --port 8787
# or: npx trigguard dev
  • trigguard doctor — Node version, monorepo detection, optional /health on 127.0.0.1:8787
  • trigguard verify-receipt <file.json> --public-key <hex> — offline verify for Execution Authority flat JSON (same as sdk/node verifyReceipt)
  • Optional --swift uses tg_execution_authority when TG_AUTHORITY_PRIVATE_KEY and a binary are available; otherwise the CLI falls back to the Node mock.

See ../../docs/getting-started/local-authority.md.

Offline receipt verification

trigguard verify uses @trigguard/receipt-verify. When you pass a known authority public key, verification is fully offline (no /.well-known fetch):

trigguard verify ./receipt.json --public-key <64-hex-ed25519-raw-or-pem>
trigguard verify ./receipt.json --public-key-file ./authority.pem

Precedence: --public-key--public-key-file → keys from --keys-url / TRIGGUARD_KEYS_URL (with optional bearer for gated endpoints).

For Execution Authority /decide-shaped receipts, this matches the same canonical signing material as sdk/node / Swift.