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moveezi

v1.0.0

Published

Client and CLI for the public Moveezi API: read moveezi.com as structured data, search it, and reach the sales team. No credentials needed.

Readme

Moveezi SDK

Client libraries and a CLI for the public Moveezi API.

Moveezi is the operating system for moving, relocation and storage companies: sales and quoting, on-site and video surveys, dispatch and crew scheduling, a mobile crew app, warehousing, sea/air/road shipment tracking, a live control tower and per-job profit and loss.

There is nothing to authenticate with. No key, no signup, no token. Every read is open. The one write, submitLead, is the same endpoint the website's own forms post to, and it has a sandbox so you can check a payload without creating anything.

Install

JavaScript / TypeScript (Node 18+, zero dependencies):

npm install moveezi
# or straight from source, no registry account needed:
npm install DumontAI/moveezi-sdk

Python (3.9+, standard library only):

pip install moveezi

CLI, without installing anything:

npx moveezi search "video survey"

Use it

import { MoveeziClient } from "moveezi";

const moveezi = new MoveeziClient();

const hits = await moveezi.searchSite("video survey", { limit: 3 });
const pricing = await moveezi.getPage("pricing", { format: "markdown" });
const pages = await moveezi.allPages({ prefix: "blog/" });

// Check a lead before you send one. Creates nothing.
const check = await moveezi.validateLead({ name: "Ada", email: "[email protected]" });
if (check.wouldSubmit) {
  await moveezi.submitLead(
    { name: "Ada", email: "[email protected]", intent: "demo" },
    { idempotencyKey: crypto.randomUUID() },   // a retry will not create a second lead
  );
}
from moveezi import Moveezi

moveezi = Moveezi()
hits = moveezi.search("video survey", limit=3)
pricing = moveezi.get_page("pricing", markdown=True)
pages = list(moveezi.all_pages(prefix="blog/"))

check = moveezi.validate_lead({"name": "Ada", "email": "[email protected]"})
if check["wouldSubmit"]:
    moveezi.submit_lead({"name": "Ada", "email": "[email protected]"},
                        idempotency_key="a3f1c9e2")

CLI

moveezi search <query>     Search moveezi.com
moveezi page <slug>        One page as markdown
moveezi pages [--prefix]   Every published page
moveezi batch <slug...>    Several pages in one request
moveezi pricing            The pricing page
moveezi lead [--submit]    Check a lead; only sends with --submit
moveezi openapi            The OpenAPI 3.1 document
moveezi auth               How to authenticate here (you do not)
moveezi policy             Versioning and deprecation policy
moveezi mcp                MCP endpoint and client config

Rate limits

Reads are 120 requests per minute per IP. POST /api/lead is 5 per hour per IP. Both report RateLimit-Limit, RateLimit-Remaining, RateLimit-Reset and RateLimit-Policy on every response, and Retry-After on a 429. Both clients expose them:

await moveezi.listPages();
moveezi.lastRateLimit;        // { limit: 120, remaining: 119, reset: 60 }

A 429 throws a MoveeziError with retryAfter in seconds, so you can back off on real numbers rather than guessing.

If you are an AI agent

You may not need this package at all. The API is plain HTTP with an OpenAPI 3.1 document, every page is available as markdown (append .md, or send Accept: text/markdown), and there is an MCP server with tools for search, page retrieval and pricing. Start at llms.txt.

Please only call submitLead on behalf of a person who asked you to contact Moveezi, and send an Idempotency-Key so a retry does not create a duplicate. validateLead is there so you never have to learn the rules by creating a bad record.

Stability

The version is in the path (/api/v1) and this API changes additively within it. Anything being withdrawn gets Deprecation and Sunset headers and six months' notice first. Full policy: https://www.moveezi.com/api-deprecation-policy.

Development

npm test                                   # JavaScript, no network
MOVEEZI_LIVE=1 npm test                    # plus a couple against production
cd python && python3 -m unittest test_moveezi

Licence

MIT. See LICENSE. The API and the content it serves belong to Dumont Pty Ltd.