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refine-backlog-cli

v1.0.2

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CLI for the Refine Backlog API — transform messy backlog items into structured, actionable work items

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Readme

refine-backlog-cli

Transform messy backlog items into structured, actionable work items — from the command line.

Powered by Refine Backlog.

Quick start

npx refine-backlog-cli "Fix login bug" "Add dark mode" "Improve search performance"

With a license key (Pro/Team — removes rate limits)

npx refine-backlog-cli --key YOUR_LICENSE_KEY "Fix login bug" "Add dark mode"

Or set it in your environment (recommended for CI):

export REFINE_BACKLOG_KEY=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY
npx refine-backlog-cli "Fix login bug" "Add dark mode"

Read from a file

One backlog item per line:

npx refine-backlog-cli --file backlog.txt

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --key <key> | License key (or set REFINE_BACKLOG_KEY env var) | | --file <path> | Read items from a file (one per line) | | --user-stories | Add a user story to each item | | --gherkin | Write acceptance criteria in Given/When/Then format | | --format json | Output raw JSON instead of formatted text | | --context <text> | Project context to guide the AI |

Use in CI / GitHub Actions

- name: Refine backlog
  run: npx refine-backlog-cli --file backlog.txt --format json > refined.json
  env:
    REFINE_BACKLOG_KEY: ${{ secrets.REFINE_BACKLOG_KEY }}

Pipe-friendly

echo "Fix login bug" | npx refine-backlog-cli
cat backlog.txt | npx refine-backlog-cli --format json | jq '.[0].title'

Get a license key

Free tier: 3 requests/day, 5 items per request.
Pro ($9/mo): unlimited requests, 25 items.
Team ($29/mo): unlimited requests, 50 items.

→ Get a license key at refinebacklog.com/pricing

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