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mindpocket

v1.0.1

Published

MindPocket CLI for agents and scripts

Readme

MindPocket CLI

MindPocket CLI is a JSON-first command line client for agents, scripts, and developers working with a MindPocket server.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or newer

Install

npm install -g mindpocket

Or with pnpm:

pnpm add -g mindpocket

Quick Start

mindpocket version
mindpocket schema
mindpocket doctor
mindpocket --help
mindpocket config set server https://your-domain.com
mindpocket auth login
mindpocket user me
mindpocket bookmarks list

Login Flow

MindPocket CLI uses OAuth Device Authorization.

  1. Run mindpocket auth login
  2. Open the verification URL shown by the CLI
  3. Sign in to your MindPocket account
  4. Approve the device request
  5. Return to the terminal and continue using CLI commands

For remote shells or orchestrators:

  • mindpocket auth login --no-open keeps the flow non-interactive on the local machine
  • mindpocket auth login --device-code-only returns the device flow payload without polling

Common Commands

mindpocket doctor
mindpocket schema
mindpocket ping
mindpocket auth --help
mindpocket config get
mindpocket user me
mindpocket bookmarks list --limit 10
mindpocket bookmarks create --url https://example.com
mindpocket folders list
mindpocket bookmarks update bk_123 --title Example
mindpocket bookmarks delete bk_123
mindpocket folders get folder_123

Help for Agents

Every command provides structured --help output with:

  • Summary
  • Usage
  • Arguments
  • Options
  • Auth requirements
  • Output fields
  • Examples
  • Errors

Examples:

mindpocket --help
mindpocket auth --help
mindpocket bookmarks create --help

For machine-readable command discovery, use:

mindpocket schema
mindpocket schema auth login

For one-shot environment readiness checks, use:

mindpocket doctor

Upgrade

npm install -g mindpocket@latest

Advanced agent users can also install the repository skill that wraps this CLI workflow guidance:

npx skills add https://github.com/jihe520/mindpocket --skill mindpocket

For local testing from a repository checkout:

npx skills add ./skills/mindpocket

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g mindpocket