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everyfeed

v0.1.1

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Command-line client for the EveryFeed Public API and MCP server.

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Keywords

everyfeedsocial-mediaclimcpautomation

Readme

everyfeed

Command-line client for EveryFeed's Public API and MCP endpoint. Node.js 22 or newer is required.

npm install --global everyfeed
everyfeed auth login --api-url https://api.everyfeed.ai

Login opens EveryFeed in your browser, where you choose an organization and approve the connection. Use --manual-token to enter an existing API key, or --token-stdin for non-interactive setup.

Start a channel connection and open the returned provider URL:

everyfeed api connections connect linkedin \
  --timezone Europe/Istanbul \
  --redirect-url https://everyfeed.ai/app/settings

Complete a custom credential provider from a JSON object without putting secrets in command-line arguments:

everyfeed api connections connect-custom wordpress \
  --file ./wordpress-credentials.json \
  --yes \
  --idempotency-key wordpress-connect-v1

Complete an OAuth provider that is waiting for an account or page selection:

everyfeed api connections selection-options PENDING_CONNECTION_UUID
everyfeed api connections refresh-selection-options PENDING_CONNECTION_UUID \
  --yes \
  --idempotency-key refresh-pages-v1
everyfeed api connections select PENDING_CONNECTION_UUID \
  --selection-id PROVIDER_ACCOUNT_ID \
  --yes \
  --idempotency-key select-account-v1

Generate media with explicit confirmation and a retry-safe key:

everyfeed api media generate-image \
  --prompt "A clean product launch illustration" \
  --enhance-prompt \
  --style Minimalist \
  --yes \
  --idempotency-key launch-image-v1

everyfeed api media videos create \
  --prompt "A short vertical product reveal" \
  --reference ./campaign-hero.png \
  --reference ./product.png \
  --seconds 8 \
  --yes \
  --idempotency-key launch-video-v1

Use --json for machine-readable output. Non-interactive paid or destructive commands require both --yes and --idempotency-key.

License

MIT