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passport-agent

v0.5.0

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CLI for Passport - let any agent runtime borrow short-lived access to your services

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passport-agent

CLI for Passport: let any agent runtime borrow short-lived access to your services.

npx passport-agent claim --server https://passportt.vercel.app   # prints a code, you approve in the browser
npx passport-agent run -- claude                                   # tokens (or proxy env) injected
npx passport-agent fetch github /user                              # call an API through the proxy
npx passport-agent install claude-code                             # add the MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf
npx passport-agent mcp                                             # MCP server: list_access, get_credentials, fetch
npx passport-agent status | renew | logout
npx passport-agent login && npx passport-agent connect stripe      # add API keys from the terminal
npx passport-agent import .env                                     # move the keys you already have into Passport
npx passport-agent subpass "test runner" --read-only --ttl 20m     # a narrower pass for a helper agent

Inside GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Vercel, claim attests with the platform's OIDC token and needs no human when an auto-approve rule matches.

run also registers a git credential helper when the pass includes GitHub or GitLab, so git push inside the command fetches a fresh token each time. Outside run: git config credential.helper '!passport git-credential'.