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annexo

v0.2.1

Published

Publish AI-generated HTML artifacts to Annexo with one stable share URL.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

annexoclaude-codecodexhtmlpublishshare

Readme

annexo

CLI for Annexo — give AI-generated HTML artifacts a stable, updateable share URL.

Install

npm install -g annexo

Then authorize the device once:

annexo login

Publish

annexo publish ./report.html \
  --assets ./assets \
  --title "Q2 forecast" \
  --description "Short context for the recipient"

The CLI prints the share URL on success.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | annexo login | Opens a browser to authorize this device. Writes the token to ~/.annexo/env. | | annexo logout | Removes the saved token. | | annexo whoami | Prints the email this device is signed in as. | | annexo publish <file> | Uploads <file> (and optional assets) and prints the share URL. | | annexo --version | Prints the CLI version. |

Environment

The CLI reads ~/.annexo/env automatically. Variables:

  • ANNEXO_BASE_URL — override the API host (default https://www.annexo.io).
  • ANNEXO_API_TOKEN — auth token (written by annexo login).
  • ANNEXO_SOURCE — reported upload source: cli, claude, or codex.

Publishing this package

From packages/annexo-cli/:

npm publish --access public

License

MIT