@trigify/cli

Command-line interface for Trigify — manage searches, workflows, and integrations from your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g @trigify/cli

Requires Node.js 20+.

Documentation

The canonical public command reference lives in apps/docs in this repository.

• CLI overview: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/overview.mdx
• Authentication: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/authentication.mdx
• Search commands: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/search.mdx
• Workflow commands: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/workflow.mdx
• Integration commands: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/integration.mdx
• LinkedIn data commands: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/linkedin-data.mdx
• X actions: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/x-actions.mdx
• Account and usage: https://github.com/trigify/trigify-app/blob/main/apps/docs/cli/account-usage.mdx

Authentication

OAuth (interactive)

trigify login

Opens your browser to authenticate with your Trigify account. Credentials are stored locally in ~/.config/trigify/credentials.json on macOS and Linux, or %APPDATA%/trigify/credentials.json on Windows.

API Key (headless / CI)

export TRIGIFY_API_KEY=trig_your_api_key
trigify search list

Or pass it per-command:

trigify --api-key trig_your_api_key search list

Common Commands

trigify login
trigify whoami
trigify search list
trigify workflow list
trigify integration list
trigify credits balance

Global Options

--api-key <key>     Use API key instead of OAuth
--base-url <url>    Custom API base URL (default: the URL baked into your build)
--help              Show help
--version           Show version

Build defaults:

• Local source builds default to http://localhost:3333
• Staging builds default to https://trigify-api-staging.up.railway.app
• Stable builds default to https://api.trigify.io

Staging Builds (Internal)

Pre-release builds are published to npm under the staging tag on every push to main.

Install the staging CLI

npm install -g @trigify/cli@staging

Verify it works

trigify --version
# Should show something like 1.0.0-staging.42

Update to latest staging

npm install -g @trigify/cli@staging

Switch back to stable

npm install -g @trigify/cli

License

MIT