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@txtadev/cli

v0.1.4

Published

Send encrypted letters to developers through recipient-owned GitHub issues

Readme

@txtadev/cli

The implementation package behind npx txtadev.

npx @txtadev/cli smashah hi
npx @txtadev/cli inbox
npx @txtadev/cli read 6
npx @txtadev/cli set
npx @txtadev/cli block
npx @txtadev/cli help

The bundled reader tries the expected SSH key first, then every supported private key in ~/.ssh, so recipients do not need the age command or a specific key filename.

set publishes the fingerprint of a verified local-and-GitHub key in .github/txta.jsonc and can add the contact command to the profile README. block adds the public blocked: true preference so official txta send paths refuse new delivery. Both commands ask before committing through the authenticated GitHub CLI session.

See the repository README for the complete flow.