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swytchcode

v2.23.3

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Execution authority layer for API integrations

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swytchcode

Execution authority for agentic API integrations.

Swytchcode sits between AI agents and production APIs - ensuring every tool call is explicit, auditable, and controlled by your project configuration.

Try it instantly

npx swytchcode stripe.create_payment

No installation, no API keys, no project setup. Runs in demo mode and returns a real sandbox response from Stripe's test environment.

Not sure what a command does? Add --explain:

npx swytchcode stripe.create_payment --explain

Install

macOS / Linux:

curl -fsSL https://cli.swytchcode.com/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://cli.swytchcode.com/install.ps1 | iex

npm (all platforms):

npm install -g swytchcode

The correct binary for your platform (macOS, Linux, Windows - x64 and arm64) is selected automatically.

Security & Execution Policy Note (Windows): The npm package uses a postinstall script to delete the .ps1 wrapper files generated by npm. This forces PowerShell to fall back to the .cmd wrapper, bypassing the default Restricted execution policy so the CLI runs out of the box.

  • Scanners: Automated supply-chain scanners (e.g. Socket.dev) may flag this postinstall script because it deletes files outside the package directory. This is benign and limited only to removing the npm-generated shims.
  • --ignore-scripts: If you install with npm install -g swytchcode --ignore-scripts (or have it set in your config), the postinstall cleanup won't run. You can run the CLI by explicitly invoking swytchcode.cmd (or swy.cmd). To use the unqualified swytchcode command in PowerShell, you must explicitly opt in by running Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser.

Usage

swytchcode exec <canonical-id>    Execute a tool
swytchcode list                   List available tools
swytchcode search <query>         Search tools by keyword or intent
swytchcode info <canonical-id>    Show tool details
swytchcode init                   Set up a project
swytchcode --help                 Show all commands

Official language runtimes

Use these packages to call swytchcode exec directly from your code without shell boilerplate:

| Language | Package | Install | |----------|---------|---------| | TypeScript / JavaScript | @swytchcode/runtime | npm install @swytchcode/runtime | | Python | swytchcode-runtime | pip install swytchcode-runtime | | Go | gitlab.com/swytchcode/go-runtime | go get gitlab.com/swytchcode/go-runtime |

All runtimes resolve the swytchcode binary from $PATH by default. Set SWYTCHCODE_BIN=/path/to/binary to override - useful in CI, Docker, or environments where the global symlink is not available.

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