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routess

v1.161.0

Published

Command-line interface for Routess, the route-planning product for cyclists, runners, and hikers.

Readme

Routess CLI

Command-line interface for Routess.

Install

npm install -g routess

Authenticate

Create a Personal Access Token in the Routess web app under Settings -> API Tokens, then run:

routess auth login --token routess_pat_...

CI and agent environments can skip local storage and provide the token directly:

export ROUTESS_TOKEN=routess_pat_...

Commands

Routes

routess routes list --limit 20 --offset 0
routess routes public
routess routes get <id>
routess routes update <id> --name "New name" --tags "gravel,long"
routess routes update <id> --visibility public --confirm
routess routes favourite <id>
routess routes delete <id> --confirm

GPX

routess routes gpx <id-or-share-token> -o route.gpx
routess routes import ./ride.gpx --activity cycle
routess routes create --from payload.json

Collections

routess collections list
routess collections create --name "Alps 2026"
routess collections set-routes <id> --routes 12,7,31
routess collections get <id-or-share-token>
routess collections delete <id> --confirm

Loop generation

routess generate --start 50.8467,4.3525 --activity cycle --distance 40
routess generate --start 50.8467,4.3525 --activity run --distance 10 --save --name "Morning loop"
routess generate --start 50.8467,4.3525 --activity cycle --distance 60 --gpx-dir ./candidates

Generation works without a token; --save needs a write token.

Account

routess auth whoami
routess tokens list
routess tokens revoke <id>
routess export -o backup.zip

Use --json for machine-readable output. Exit codes and agent guidance are documented in docs/skills/routess.skill.md.