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signup

v0.5.1

Published

Agentic signup — get API keys from your terminal

Downloads

737

Readme

signup

Agentic signup from your terminal. Sign up for developer services without leaving your IDE.

npx signup tripwire

A browser window opens for approval. Click once. Gate delivers an encrypted output bundle, the CLI decrypts it locally, and your service credentials are written to .env.

Commands

npx signup <service>              # Sign up for a service
npx signup <service> login        # Start a fresh Gate approval and open the dashboard
npx signup list                   # List available services

Flags

-h, --help        Show help
-v, --version     Show version
-q, --quiet       Suppress non-essential output
--json            Output as JSON (for scripts and agents)

How it works

  1. The CLI looks up the service in the Gate registry and opens a consent page in your browser
  2. You click Approve and Tripwire scores the session for bot detection
  3. The service creates your account via webhook and returns an encrypted delivery payload
  4. Gate adds its own outputs, the CLI decrypts the bundle locally, and the configured env vars are written to .env

No email required. No password. One click.

For services

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License

Copyright ABXY, Inc.