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authra-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Everything the Authra console can do, from the terminal. `authra` issues delegations, redeems them, revokes them, and reads the same audit trail the console renders — through the exact same non-custodial API the console itself uses, never a shortcut aroun

Readme

authra-cli

Everything the Authra console can do, from the terminal. authra issues delegations, redeems them, revokes them, and reads the same audit trail the console renders — through the exact same non-custodial API the console itself uses, never a shortcut around it.

Every key it ever touches (your owner key, session keys) is generated and stored locally in ~/.authra/config.json and never leaves your machine. Write commands (issue, deploy, hire, revoke, transfer, execute, swap) submit their on-chain UserOperations through Authra's own bundler relay, so there's no bundler credential of your own to configure — you never pay gas.

Install

npm i -g authra-cli

Quick start

authra config set --base-url https://your-authra-deployment
authra signup
authra issue --cap 5
authra deploy
authra hire --cap 2
authra transfer --amount 1

Run authra --help for the complete, in-depth command reference — every command, every flag, kept current in the binary itself rather than duplicated here.