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jobber-cli

v0.1.2

Published

Agent-first private-surface CLI for Jobber

Readme

jobber-cli

Agent-first private-surface CLI for Jobber.

This package is intentionally v0:

  • browser-assisted auth bootstrap
  • raw GraphQL execution
  • current user / account identity checks
  • generated operation inventory from authenticated frontend bundles
  • read-first defaults

Agent Quickstart

From a live logged-in Jobber browser session on the same machine:

jobber auth import-agent-browser
jobber doctor --json
jobber whoami --json
jobber operations list --search client --json

For raw one-off GraphQL without creating temp files:

jobber graphql run \
  --operation-name CurrentAccount \
  --query 'query CurrentAccount { account { id name inTrial industry } }' \
  --json

Install

Local:

git clone https://github.com/danielgwilson/jobber-cli.git
cd jobber-cli
npm install
npm link

Global:

npm install -g jobber-cli

Auth

Preferred from a live logged-in agent-browser session:

jobber auth import-agent-browser
jobber auth status --json

Manual auth:

printf '%s' "$JOBBER_COOKIE_HEADER" | jobber auth set-cookie-header --stdin
jobber auth status --json

Saved config lives at ~/.config/jobber/config.json with 0600 permissions.

Supported env vars:

  • JOBBER_COOKIE_HEADER
  • JOBBER_GRAPHQL_VERSION
  • JOBBER_API_URL

Skill Install

This repo includes both a root SKILL.md and a nested skills/jobber/SKILL.md so external installers and repo-based skill flows have an obvious entry point.

Main Commands

jobber doctor --json
jobber whoami --json
jobber auth status --json
jobber operations list --json
jobber operations list --search client --json
jobber operations inspect ClientDefaults --json
jobber graphql run --operation-name CurrentAccount --query 'query CurrentAccount { account { id name inTrial industry } }' --json
jobber graphql run --query-file ./query.graphql --variables-file ./vars.json --json

Notes

  • This adapter depends on Jobber's private web surface and is therefore fragile.
  • operations list is a discovered inventory, not a guarantee that every operation has a recovered query document yet.
  • graphql run is intentionally generic so new workflows can be tested before typed subcommands are added.
  • auth import-agent-browser assumes a live authenticated agent-browser session or attached browser on the same machine.