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hypurrclaw

v0.2.1

Published

HypurrClaw terminal client — pair with Telegram and chat from your shell

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Maintainers

wtfsayowtfsayo

Keywords

hypurrclawclitelegramcryptoaiterminal

Readme

HypurrClaw CLI

Terminal client for HypurrClaw — pair with Telegram, then chat from your shell.

Install

npm install -g hypurrclaw

Or run without installing:

npx hypurrclaw

Requires Node.js 22.19+.

Quick start

hypurrclaw login    # pair with Telegram (opens browser / shows code)
hypurrclaw          # open the terminal chat (default)
hypurrclaw status   # login + X connection status
hypurrclaw logout   # revoke this machine's session

Configuration

State lives in ~/.hypurrclaw/ (config + session credentials).

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | HYPURRCLAW_API_URL | Convex backend origin (default: https://backend.hypurrclaw.xyz). Local dev: http://127.0.0.1:3210. | | HYPURRCLAW_TELEMETRY | Set to 0 to disable anonymous crash/error reporting to PostHog. |

Crash and unhandled errors are reported to PostHog when a project token is baked into the published build (same project as the web app). Session tokens are redacted before upload.

Commands

hypurrclaw [command]

  chat             Open the terminal chat (default)
  login            Pair with Telegram
  logout           Revoke and remove this session
  status           Show login and X connection status
  connect x        Connect X in your browser
  chats            List chats
  new              Create a chat
  help             Show help

Links

  • Web app: https://hypurrclaw.xyz
  • GitHub: https://github.com/wtfsayo/hypurrclaw
  • Telegram bot: https://t.me/hypurrclawbot

License

MIT

Publishing (maintainers)

From the repo root, do not use npm publish at the root (that package is private). Use:

npm login
HYPURRCLAW_POSTHOG_TOKEN="phc_..." npm run cli:publish

cli:publish runs cd apps/cli && npm publish, which packs only dist/hypurrclaw.js, LICENSE, and README.md (~150 kB). prepublishOnly rebuilds the bundle with the PostHog token embedded when HYPURRCLAW_POSTHOG_TOKEN is set.

Verify the tarball before publishing:

npm run cli:pack
# inspect: tar -tzf apps/cli/hypurrclaw-*.tgz