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futurecast

v0.1.1

Published

The terminal client for Futurecast. Read your futures and boards, queue changes, and script your practice from the command line.

Readme

futurecast

The terminal client for Futurecast, the manifestation practice app. Read your futures and boards, queue changes, and script your practice from the command line.

Install

npm install -g futurecast

Connect

futurecast login

Your browser opens, Futurecast shows a pairing code, and you approve the connection inside the app. You choose what the CLI can do: read, write, generate visions.

Use

futurecast boards
futurecast futures --board <id>
futurecast create-future "I train my mind like a muscle" --board <id>
futurecast generate-vision --affirmation "I run the morning I said I would"
futurecast status

One honest rule

Your phone is the source of truth. Writes are queued and apply the next time Futurecast opens on your phone. The CLI says "queued" because that is the truth; add --wait to block until your phone applies the change, or track it later:

futurecast commands <command_id>

Reads come from a private mirrored catalog. Boards you marked private never leave your phone.

Scripting

Add --json to any command for raw API output.

Full API reference: https://api.futurecastapp.com/openapi.json Docs: https://futurecastapp.com/developers