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@wilm-ai/wilma-cli

v1.4.2

Published

Command line interface for Wilma (Finnish school system), built for parents and AI agents.

Readme

@wilm-ai/wilma-cli

Command line interface for Wilma (Finnish school system), built for parents and AI agents.

Install

npm i -g @wilm-ai/wilma-cli
# or
pnpm add -g @wilm-ai/wilma-cli

Run

wilma
# or
wilmai

Commands

Daily briefing

wilma summary [--days 7] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]

Combines today's and tomorrow's schedule, upcoming exams, recent homework, news, and messages into one view. Designed for AI agents to surface what matters.

Schedule

wilma schedule list [--when today|tomorrow|week] [--date YYYY-MM-DD] [--weekday mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]

Examples:

# Specific day by date
wilma schedule list --date 2026-02-25 --student "Stella" --json

# Next Thursday (also accepts Finnish short forms like to/ke/pe)
wilma schedule list --weekday thu --student "Stella" --json

# Tomorrow
wilma schedule list --when tomorrow --student "Stella" --json

Homework

wilma homework list [--limit 10] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]

Upcoming exams

wilma exams list [--limit 20] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]

Exam grades

wilma grades list [--limit 20] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]

News and messages

wilma news list [--limit 20] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]
wilma news read <id> [--student <id|name>] [--json]
wilma messages list [--folder inbox] [--limit 20] [--student <id|name>] [--all-students] [--json]
wilma messages read <id> [--student <id|name>] [--json]

Other

wilma kids list [--json]
wilma update
wilma config clear

MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)

If your Wilma account has MFA/TOTP enabled:

Interactive (recommended): Run wilma and choose "Save TOTP secret for automatic login" when prompted. Paste your base32 key or otpauth:// URI from your authenticator app. Future logins auto-authenticate.

Non-interactive: Pass the secret directly:

wilma schedule list --totp-secret <base32-key> --json
wilma schedule list --totp-secret 'otpauth://totp/...' --json

If you've saved your TOTP secret via interactive setup, --totp-secret is not needed.

Config

Local config is stored in ~/.config/wilmai/config.json (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/wilmai/config.json). Use wilma config clear to remove it. Override with WILMAI_CONFIG_PATH.

Notes

  • Credentials and TOTP secrets are stored with lightweight obfuscation for convenience.
  • For multi-child accounts, you can pass --student <id|name> or --all-students.
  • All list commands support --json for agent-friendly structured output.