networkr

One-line install for Networkr — The Agentic Website System.

Networkr is the world's first agentic website system: one line — npx networkr init — installs a resident AI agent into your website. An agentic website is a website with a resident AI agent that works on it continuously — writing and publishing content, running SEO, posting to social, doing outreach, replying to leads, watching competitors, and updating its own pages — so the site grows 24/7 without a marketing team.

This CLI is the install path for humans and AI agents alike — and after install, npx networkr chat is how you talk to the agent now running your site.

Install

npx networkr init

That's it. The CLI prompts for your domain + email, audits your site, lets you pick a writing flavour, generates a sample article for approval, and activates cron publishing. It writes the resulting API key to .env.local and ensures it's gitignored.

Commands

npx networkr install                 # First-time install — audit, pick voice, activate, mint key, offer add-ons
                                     #   (`init` is a kept alias; pass --yes --json for unattended/agent runs)
npx networkr chat                    # Talk to your site's resident agent (REPL; or one-shot: chat "how are rankings?")
npx networkr hub                     # Manage all three pipes (networkr / viralr / outboxr) for a site in one place
npx networkr radar add <domain> …    # Monitor-only sites: watch, submit + measure indexing, no content authored
npx networkr recorder                # Record screen+cam in the browser; transcribe, kit and post from here
npx networkr plan                    # Dry-run: resolve flags/env, show what install would send — no API call
npx networkr status                  # Show current checklist + next step for this site
npx networkr build-hook set <url>    # Register your host's rebuild webhook (Netlify / Vercel / CF / GH Actions)
npx networkr build-hook test         # Fire it once to confirm it triggers a real build
npx networkr gsc connect             # Google Search Console: connect, status, sitemap, inspect, rescan, refresh
npx networkr viralr                  # Social distribution: menu, status, review queue, mode, policy, schedules
npx networkr outboxr status          # Email orchestration: send, campaigns, inbox routes, events
npx networkr connect                 # Open the connect wizard for social, email, ads providers
npx networkr --help                  # All commands + env variables
npx networkr --version               # Print version

What you get after init

• A resident agent running the site — it introduces itself by email right after install; talk to it with npx networkr chat or by replying to its emails.
• An SEO blog publishing on a cron schedule, written in your picked voice.
• A tenant API key (nwk_live_...) stored in .env.local — scoped to your network, revocable anytime.
• Cross-linking with sibling sites on the network (opt-in, topically matched, DA-band aware).
• SEO audit profile stored by Networkr so the pipeline knows your niche, topics, and on-page issues.
• An indexing concierge (opt in during install, or auto-on with --yes) that diffs your sitemap daily and, whenever a URL in it is new or changed, re-submits the sitemap to Google Search Console, re-checks Google's own verdict per URL, and pings IndexNow (Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam — Google does not participate). Submitting is not indexing: Google decides, we measure and report what it decided.

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | Default | |---|---|---| | NETWORKR_API | Backend URL | https://api.networkr.dev | | NETWORKR_KEY | Tenant API key (written by init) | — | | NETWORKR_SITE_ID | Site ID (written by init) | — |

After install

1. Add blog rendering if you picked hosted storage — fetch from GET /api/blog/<site_id>/posts and render at /blog + /blog/[slug].
2. Choose how posts reach your live site. Install asks during the configure_blog_delivery step:
   • proxy (recommended) — one 200-rewrite on your host (blog_path/* → Networkr SSR). Zero rebuilds, posts go live instantly, canonical stays your domain. GET /api/sites/<id>/delivery returns the exact snippet.
   • build_hook — for SSG sites that rebuild per publish: npx networkr build-hook set <url> (Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Actions repository_dispatch, Render, Railway, Fly), then npx networkr build-hook test to confirm it fires.
3. Check state anytime: npx networkr status.

Links

• networkr.dev — product site
• API docs — full API reference
• Content policy — transparency about AI-assisted content

License

MIT