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@usecoil/cli

v0.1.5

Published

Command-line client for Coil recipes, runs, leads, automations, and integrations

Readme

Coil CLI

The supported command-line client for Coil. It requires Node.js 20 or newer.

This package is version 0.1.5. The command below is the exact install form for this immutable package. Confirm registry availability against the reviewed release manifest before use:

npm install --global @usecoil/[email protected]
coil --version

Create one-copy setup in Settings > Agents, then run its generated command before the token expires:

coil setup codex --profile prod --base-url https://www.usecoil.com --bootstrap-token 'cst_...'

The setup token is short-lived and single-use. The permanent organization key is verified before it is stored and never appears in a process argument. Use coil --profile prod agent-context --json later when capability discovery is required.

For non-interactive organization API-key authentication, keep the key out of shell history:

printf '%s' "$COIL_API_KEY" | coil auth login --profile prod --key -

The package is proprietary and distributed as UNLICENSED. No MCP package is included or implied by this CLI. The package is executable-only: its only export is ./package.json; use the coil bin rather than importing it as a library.

Automation lists are explicitly paginated. coil automations list --limit 25 --offset 0 --json returns the API {data,meta} envelope, including the server-provided limit, offset, and hasMore values. Add global --output-version 2 to use the standard versioned list envelope instead.