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cobridge-cli

v2026.6.291333

Published

Command-line client for CoBridge Agent operations.

Readme

CoBridge CLI

Command-line client for CoBridge Agent operations. The npm package is named cobridge-cli and installs the cobridge command.

Install

npm install -g cobridge-cli
cobridge version --json

No endpoint environment variables are required for the default production service. The installed CLI talks to the public CoBridge production Agent API at https://cobridge.ai by default.

Authorize

cobridge auth login --no-browser --json

Open the returned login_url, confirm the workspace in CoBridge, then poll:

cobridge auth status --json

For a named workspace:

cobridge auth login --profile <name> --workspace <workspace-id> --no-browser --json
cobridge auth login --profile <name> --workspace-name <workspace-name> --no-browser --json
cobridge auth status --profile <name> --json
cobridge auth profile list --json
cobridge auth profile use <name> --json

Each profile stores its authorized workspace, role, user, and token locally. Pending profile authorization is shown as status: "pending" and can be polled with auth status --profile <name>. When --workspace-name is used and an existing CLI token can list workspaces, the CLI resolves the name first and opens a /w/<workspace-id>/cli/authorize URL.

Browser Handoff Diagnostics

cobridge browser status --json
cobridge browser open --json
cobridge browser login --workspace-name <workspace-name> --json

Browser commands return diagnostics, next_action, and recommended_commands fields. These fields summarize the selected profile, endpoint, token state, workspace, CLI contract, recommended Skill version, and the next command an Agent should run. Token secrets and browser session tokens are never printed.

Useful Commands

cobridge workspace list --json
cobridge project list --json
cobridge resource list --json
cobridge pack list --json

Custom Endpoint

Most users should not set endpoint variables. They are only for local development, CI, or private deployments.

Use Supabase RPC directly:

COBRIDGE_SUPABASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:54321 \
COBRIDGE_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=<anon-or-publishable-key> \
cobridge auth login --no-browser --json

COBRIDGE_SUPABASE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY is accepted as an alias for COBRIDGE_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY.

Use a custom API adapter only if that adapter implements the CoBridge Agent API:

COBRIDGE_API_URL=https://example.com \
cobridge project list --json

COBRIDGE_API_URL=https://cobridge.ai is accepted but redundant because it is the built-in production Agent API endpoint.