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- package/LICENSE +201 -0
- package/README.md +313 -1
- package/dist/index.mjs +162 -0
- package/dist/nodecrypto-Bo_ECug7.mjs +1 -0
- package/dist/purejs-C0p97oL4.mjs +15 -0
- package/dist/utils-CGVgWgFq.mjs +1 -0
- package/dist/webcrypto--IXxxE07.mjs +1 -0
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Catena CLI lets an approved agent act from a named local profile: inspect the
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policy it has been assigned, list the accounts and counterparties it can see,
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and submit policy-checked money movement intents.
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```bash
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The package exposes the `catena` binary. Examples use `pnpm dlx @catena/cli` so
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## How it works
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`link` connects a profile to an agent through a browser approval flow. After
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session material in the OS credential store. Every other command resolves the
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`unlink` revokes only the selected profile's server link and removes that
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Read an account's transaction history through the policy engine. Granted by the
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same read access as `accounts balance` and never creates an intent. Returns
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Optional flags: `--start` / `--end` (ISO 8601 bounds), `--limit` (default 50,
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max 200), `--offset` (pagination). Page until
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### `accounts deposit-address`
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Read an account deposit address through the policy engine. `--network` and
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`--asset` default to `base` and `usdc`.
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```bash
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli accounts deposit-address acct_... --network base --asset usdc
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|
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### `intents get`
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|
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Look up the current state of an intent created by this agent.
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```bash
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli intents get int_...
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```
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The response includes a `data` field carrying the associated result once one
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exists: the linked transaction for `send`/`transfer` intents, or the created
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counterparty for `create_counterparty`. It is `null` when there is no associated
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result yet. When `data` has a console destination, `metadata.dataUrl` contains
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the browser URL for that result.
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### `feedback <message>`
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Send free-form feedback about Catena to the Catena team. Use it to report a bug,
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request a feature, or share an observation about working with Catena. The
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message must be 1-4000 characters after trimming. Write-only: previously
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submitted feedback cannot be read back.
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stdin. Use stdin (or `--` before the argument) when the message starts with `-`
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli feedback "The transfer flow worked great"
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli feedback <<'EOF'
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- transfer failed
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- policy was confusing
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## Output and exit codes
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Non-`link` commands print pretty JSON to stdout. Errors print to stderr and exit
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with code 1.
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`send` and `transfer` exit as soon as the intent is created and any immediate
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next action is submitted. Inspect the returned `.status` and `.reasons` fields,
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then use `pnpm dlx @catena/cli intents get <intent-id>` to check whether it
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later completes, requires approval, or fails.
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## Configuration
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| Variable | Purpose | Default |
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| ---------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ |
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| `CATENA_API_URL` | Bank API URL. | `https://api.catena.com` |
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## Discovering options
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306
|
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307
|
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Every command supports `--help`.
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|
308
|
+
|
|
309
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+
```bash
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli --help
|
|
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|
+
pnpm dlx @catena/cli send --help
|
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|
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli counterparties create --help
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli counterparties create bank --help
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pnpm dlx @catena/cli counterparties create wallet --help
|
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```
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