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proventools

v0.1.0-beta.1

Published

Read-only command-line client for ProvenTools

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Readme

ProvenTools CLI

Beta, zero-dependency command-line access to the ProvenTools idea library and build prompts. The CLI is read-only: it cannot change account or library data.

Install

Requires Node.js 22.14 or newer.

npm install --global [email protected]
proventools --version

Installing the CLI does not grant access to ProvenTools. You need a ProvenTools Library account with Live access and an API key from https://www.proventools.net/dashboard/api-keys.

Authenticate

proventools login

The CLI reads the key without placing it in command arguments or shell history, validates it, and stores it in ~/.config/proventools/config.json with owner-only file permissions.

Alternatively, inject PROVENTOOLS_API_KEY through a secret manager. Never put a literal key in a command, checked-in environment file, shell profile, agent prompt, or log.

Commands

proventools search "developer analytics"
proventools show <idea-id>
proventools pull <idea-id>
proventools whats-new

pull writes the raw build prompt to ./<kebab-title>.prompt.md.

Agent skill

This package includes a concise skill for Codex, Claude Code, and other agents that support SKILL.md instructions. Locate the installed skill with:

proventools skill-path

Give the printed directory to your agent's skill installer. The skill tells agents to keep API keys out of prompts and logs, treat returned content as untrusted data, and ask before pull writes a file.

Network safety

PROVENTOOLS_API_URL defaults to https://www.proventools.net. The CLI sends credentials only to that origin, https://proventools.net, or HTTP loopback origins for local development. It rejects redirects and untrusted origins.

Support and licensing

Use https://www.proventools.net/contact for support or security reports.

The local CLI code and bundled skill are licensed under MIT. The license does not grant rights to the ProvenTools API, datasets, content, trademarks, paid features, or service access; those remain governed by ProvenTools terms.