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nidhogg-cli

v0.1.1

Published

Nidhogg from the terminal — cinematic image & video generation for any AI agent. OAuth login, zero dependencies.

Readme

nidhogg-cli

Nidhogg from the terminal — cinematic image & video generation for any AI agent (or any human with a shell). Zero dependencies.

npm install -g nidhogg-cli
nidhogg auth login          # browser sign-in, a few seconds
nidhogg generate "moody product hero shot, hard rim light"
nidhogg generate "dolly-in on a neon alley at night" --video
nidhogg list

How it authenticates

auth login runs the standard native-app OAuth flow: it registers a public client, opens your browser to Nidhogg's authorize page, and catches the redirect on 127.0.0.1 with PKCE. The token lands in ~/.nidhogg/config.json (0600) and every generation bills your Nidhogg credits.

Prefer not to use the browser? Mint a static token at https://nidhogg.ai/mcp and run nidhogg auth token <token>.

How it talks to Nidhogg

The CLI speaks the exact same MCP surface (JSON-RPC 2.0 over streamable HTTP) as the Claude / ChatGPT / Cursor connectors — one server, every client. Point it elsewhere with --endpoint or $NIDHOGG_ENDPOINT (self-hosted, staging).

Agent skills

npx skills add labspeculation/nidhogg-skills teaches your agent to drive this CLI: generate, product-shot and character workflows.