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startups-rip

v0.1.0

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Pro CLI for importing Startups.RIP reports, rebuild plans, and technical specs into agent workflows.

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Keywords

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Readme

Startups.RIP CLI

Terminal access to the Startups.RIP teardown library for AI-agent workflows. The CLI requires an active Pro subscription.

Quick start

Generate a token at startups.rip/cli, then hand it to your agent:

export STARTUPS_RIP_TOKEN=srip_...
bunx startups-rip import posterous

Commands

startups-rip login
startups-rip login-with-token srip_...
startups-rip whoami [--json]
startups-rip search "consumer social photos" --limit 10 [--json]
startups-rip import posterous [--include report,build-plan,tech-specs] [--out ./dir] [--json]
startups-rip status loopt
startups-rip request-analysis loopt [--wait]
startups-rip logout

By default, import prints markdown to stdout. Use --json for structured output or --out ./dir to write files.

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | STARTUPS_RIP_TOKEN | Bearer token; skips login entirely | | STARTUPS_RIP_HOST | Override API host, default https://startups.rip | | STARTUPS_RIP_CLIENT | Label folded into the CLI User-Agent |

Tokens are stored server-side as SHA-256 hashes only and can be revoked from startups.rip/cli.