docustay — the Docustay command line

npx docustay login            # paste a key from Settings → Developers
npx docustay send --test <templateId> --party signer_1="Pat Example <[email protected]>"
npx docustay listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/webhooks
npx docustay verify --secret whsec_… --id … --timestamp … --signature "v1,…" --body body.json

• search <words> finds documents, templates and people, best first, the same search as ⌘K in the app.
• payments list shows what was paid while signing, newest first, with this month's figures. refund <id> --reason "…" [--amount-minor 500] refunds through Stripe (leave out the amount for the rest of the payment) and never runs without --yes, or a typed yes at the prompt.
• playbooks list | on <name> | off <name> lists the playbooks (packs of templates and skills) and switches one on or off.
• login keeps your key in ~/.config/docustay/config.json (mode 600). DOCUSTAY_API_KEY and DOCUSTAY_URL override it (use them in CI).
• send --test refuses a live key unless you also say --live, so a script cannot send real documents by accident.
• listen makes a relay webhook (once) and fetches its signed deliveries to your computer: nothing is opened to the internet, the signature your code checks is the real one, and the signing secret is printed once. docustay trigger sends a sample event; --rotate makes a new secret.
• verify is the check your server should do, with the same code as the SDK.
• documents lists your documents, shows one (its people and events), sends a reminder, or cancels one (void <id> --reason "…" --yes; it never runs without --yes).
• webhooks lists, creates (create --url https://… --events a,b), tests, rotates and deletes (delete <id> --yes) the places Docustay posts events; the signing secret is shown once.
• logs shows the email log, or --webhook <id> a webhook's recent deliveries; add --json to any command for machine-readable output.

MIT licence. Node 18 or newer. Built from sdk/cli in the Docustay repository.