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atmn

v2.0.68

Published

The CLI for Autumn — define your pricing in code, sync it to Autumn, and keep everything in version control.

Readme

atmn

The CLI for Autumn — define your pricing in code, sync it to Autumn, and keep everything in version control.

Install

npm install atmn

Or run directly:

npx atmn <command>

Quick Start

atmn login          # Authenticate with Autumn
atmn init           # Set up your project
atmn push           # Preview your config changes
atmn push --yes     # Apply the changes to Autumn
atmn pull           # Pull remote changes into your config

What It Does

You define features and plans in an autumn.config.ts file. Use atmn push to preview changes, atmn push --yes to apply them, and atmn pull to fetch updates from your Autumn account.

import { atmn, feature, plan } from "atmn";

export default atmn({
  features: [
    feature({
      featureId: "messages",
      name: "AI Messages",
      type: "metered",
      consumable: true,
    }),
  ],
  plans: [
    plan({
      planId: "pro",
      versionSlug: "v1",
      active: true,
      name: "Pro",
      price: { amount: 20, interval: "month" },
      items: [
        {
          featureId: "messages",
          included: 1000,
          reset: { interval: "month" },
        },
      ],
    }),
  ],
});

Commands

Run atmn --help or atmn <command> --help for the current options.

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | atmn login | Authenticate with Autumn | | atmn env | Show the current organization and environment | | atmn init | Set up a project | | atmn push | Preview local configuration changes; add --yes to apply them | | atmn pull | Pull remote configuration into local files | | atmn sandbox | Manage sandboxes | | atmn reset | Reset sandbox data | | atmn skills | Manage bundled agent skills | | atmn api | Call Autumn's public API |

Global Flags

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -p, --prod | Use production instead of sandbox | | --sandbox <sandboxId> | Target a specific sandbox | | -c, --config <path> | Config file or folder | | --headless | Never prompt (the default outside a TTY) |

Push & Pull

Push only previews changes unless you pass --yes, including in an interactive terminal:

atmn push                # Preview sandbox changes
atmn push --prod         # Preview production changes
atmn push --yes          # Apply sandbox changes
atmn push --prod --yes   # Apply production changes

Pull updates configuration in place:

atmn pull

CI/CD

Set your API key as an environment variable:

- name: Deploy to Autumn
  run: npx atmn push --prod --yes
  env:
    AUTUMN_PROD_SECRET_KEY: ${{ secrets.AUTUMN_PROD_SECRET_KEY }}

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