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mcp-authkit-cli

v0.2.1

Published

Command-line companion for mcp-authkit — init, mint-pat, verify-config, jwks-fetch, gen-secret.

Readme

mcp-authkit-cli

Command-line companion for mcp-authkit.

Install

pnpm add -D mcp-authkit-cli

Or invoke directly:

pnpm dlx mcp-authkit-cli --help

Commands

mcp-authkit <command> [options]

Commands:
  init [path]              Scaffold a project (config, env, hello-world).
  mint-pat                 Mint a PAT against the configured store.
  verify-config            Load and validate the config file.
  jwks-fetch               Fetch JWKS for a configured issuer.
  gen-secret [length]      Generate a cryptographically strong secret.

Global options:
  --config <path>          Path to mcp-authkit.config.ts (default: ./mcp-authkit.config.ts)
  --log-level <level>      pino log level (trace|debug|info|warn|error|fatal|silent)
  --json                   Machine-readable JSON output where applicable

Exit codes

Per spec §5.7:

  • 0 success
  • 1 user error (bad flag, missing arg, refusal due to a non-empty directory)
  • 2 config error (invalid file, schema violation)
  • 3 runtime error (network failure, store error)

Security

The CLI never reads secrets from argv (spec §12). Any flag whose name matches secret|token|password|pat|key|apikey|credential|passphrase is rejected before parsing. Secrets live in environment variables or in the loaded config file.