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little-eye

v0.1.4

Published

Little Eye CLI — semantic search and metadata for App Store apps from your terminal.

Downloads

106

Readme

little-eye

Command-line client for Little Eye. Semantic search across App Store apps and access to extracted product intel — builder prompts, PRDs, and onboarding/app/paywall/store-listing metadata — straight from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g little-eye
# or
pnpm add -g little-eye
# or
yarn global add little-eye

You can also run it without installing:

npx little-eye search "habit tracker"

Once installed globally, eye is available as a shorter alias — eye search "…" and little-eye search "…" are equivalent.

Sign in

little-eye login

Opens your browser to authenticate. The CLI starts a temporary loopback listener on a random port and waits for the redirect — your token is stored at ~/.config/little-eye/credentials.json (mode 600) and is valid for 7 days.

Search

little-eye search "habit tracker" --limit 5
little-eye search "ai journaling app" --json

App detail

little-eye app <uid>
little-eye app <uid> --json

Prints the builder prompt, PRD, and the four asset-metadata sections (onboarding, app, paywall, store listing). All output is text — no images.

Configuration

| Env var | Default | | --------------------- | ----------------------------- | | LITTLE_EYE_API_URL | https://api.littleeye.io |

Sign out

little-eye logout