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package/README.md

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-# @credda/cli
-
-The official Credda CLI — portable trust from the terminal. A thin client
-over [`@credda/js`](../sdk)'s headless export; **no scoring logic lives
-here** (the deterministic score is computed only by the API's
-`score.service`).
-
-## Install / run
-
-Not yet published to npm (same status as `@credda/mcp-server`). Run from a
-checkout:
-
-```sh
-pnpm --filter @credda/js run build   # build the SDK first (dist/ is gitignored)
-pnpm --filter @credda/cli run build
-node packages/cli/dist/index.js help
-```
-
-## Commands
-
-Public — no API key:
-
-```sh
-credda lookup <token>       # trust check for a share token (GET /verify/:token)
-credda export <token>       # full self-verifying trust export bundle
-credda verify <file|->      # OFFLINE-verify a credential someone handed you:
-                            #   a W3C VC-JWT, a compact Trust Credential, or a
-                            #   saved trust-export bundle — auto-detected.
-                            #   '-' reads stdin. Exit 0 valid / 2 invalid.
-credda registry             # federated trust registry (/.well-known)
-credda did                  # issuer DID document
-credda benchmarks           # cohort-benchmark catalog: the dimensions you can
-                            #   benchmark on and the k-anonymity floor below
-                            #   which no cohort is disclosed
-credda reason-codes         # adverse-action reason-code catalog (ECOA / Reg B).
-                            #   Credda supplies the attribution only — it is not
-                            #   a creditor and issues no notice.
-credda badges list          # the closed set of Open Badges 3.0 achievements
-credda badges get <badgeId> #   this issuer will sign, and one definition
-credda professional-record public <token>
-                            # the professional record behind a share token —
-                            #   the token IS the subject's consent to present it
-```
-
-Platform — set `CREDDA_API_KEY` (a `crd_live_…` platform key):
-
-```sh
-credda score <userId>       # current score
-credda explain <userId>     # factor-level explanation
-credda components <userId>  # six named 0-100 components
-credda risk <userId>        # advisory risk signals
-credda trust-summary <userId> [--narrative]
-                            # deterministic, evidence-based summary + strengths
-                            #   + risks. It explains; it is never a verdict.
-                            #   --narrative adds an advisory AI retelling.
-credda benchmark <userId> [--dimension <d>]
-                            # where the subject sits in its cohort: percentile
-                            #   + the cohort distribution. `available:false`
-                            #   when the cohort is below the k-anonymity floor
-                            #   (insufficient_data) or the subject has no score
-                            #   yet (no_score).
-credda distribution [--dimension <d>] [--cohort <c>]
-                            # aggregate, k-anonymised cohort distribution.
-                            #   Omit --cohort for every cohort on the dimension.
-credda users [--score-min <n>] [--score-max <n>] [--band <b>]
-             [--subject-type <PERSON|AGENT>] [--active-since <iso>]
-             [--verified] [--min-verified <n>]
-             [--sort <score|lastActivity|registered|externalId>]
-             [--order <asc|desc>] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-                            # query + export your book of subjects. The filter
-                            #   set is closed and validated — no query DSL.
-credda usage [days]         # your platform's metered usage (trailing window)
-credda usage --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30
-                            # explicit statement range (mutually exclusive
-                            # with [days])
-credda usage --csv usage.csv
-                            # write the flat CSV statement to a file
-                            # (raw ?format=csv fetch; combines with either window)
-credda activity [--action <A>] [--from <t>] [--to <t>] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-                            # your platform's own activity/audit log,
-                            # newest-first, cursor-paginated
-credda verified-profile <userId>
-                            # how much of a subject's CLAIMED record
-                            #   (education/skills/certifications/employment) is
-                            #   third-party verified. Counts WHETHER a claim is
-                            #   verified, never how prestigious it is — and can
-                            #   never move the Reliability Score.
-credda qualify <userId> --category <education|skill|certification|employment>
-        [--label <l>] [--issuer <i>] [--verified-by <witness>]
-                            # record a qualification claim. Always recorded;
-                            #   counts as VERIFIED only with a genuine
-                            #   third-party --verified-by witness.
-credda professional-record get <userId>
-                            # résumé-shaped summary of a VERIFIED work record.
-                            #   Describes a record — not a hiring verdict, a
-                            #   background check, or a consumer report.
-credda professional-record credential <userId> [--ttl <seconds>]
-                            # mint the signed, offline-verifiable credential
-                            #   (+ an "Add to LinkedIn" certification link)
-credda mint <userId>        # mint a share token
-credda revoke <userId>      # revoke a share token
-```
-
-Confirmation requests — the counterparty-confirmation primitive. You propose an
-outcome and deliver the one-time token yourself; the event is written, verified,
-only when that distinct party confirms:
-
-```sh
-credda confirmations create --user worker_7 --type CONTRACT_FULFILLED \
-        --counterparty client_42 --counterparty-name "Acme Ltd" \
-        --description "Kitchen refit" [--stake HIGH] [--value 1200] \
-        [--due <iso>] [--completed <iso>] [--return-url <url>] \
-        [--expires-in 14] [--idempotency-key <k>]
-                            # needs CREDDA_API_KEY. The token is shown ONCE;
-                            #   creating a request writes no event.
-credda confirmations list [--status PENDING] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-credda confirmations get <id>
-credda confirmations cancel <id>          # only while PENDING
-
-# ⚠️ These two are the COUNTERPARTY's calls and take NO API key — they hold a
-# token, not a Credda account:
-credda confirmations preview <id> --token <t>
-credda confirmations respond <id> --token <t> --confirm
-credda confirmations respond <id> --token <t> --decline
-                            # --confirm writes the verified event; --decline
-                            #   writes nothing. Single-use either way, and
-                            #   there is no default: you must say which.
-```
-
-Threshold policies — declarative "tell me when this line is crossed", delivered
-as `policy.threshold_crossed` through your webhooks. Config only: a policy never
-reads into, blocks, or changes a score:
-
-```sh
-credda policies create --name "Watch 60" --user worker_7 \
-        --metric score --direction down --threshold 60
-credda policies create --name "Anyone entering High Risk" --all \
-        --metric band --direction enter --band "High Risk"
-credda policies list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-credda policies get <id>
-credda policies update <id> [--threshold <n>] [--direction <d>] [--band <b>]
-        [--component <c>] [--name <n>] [--activate | --deactivate]
-                            # the metric is immutable — delete and recreate
-credda policies delete <id>
-```
-
-Score monitors — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`. Edge-triggered threshold/band watches
-that deliver `monitor.triggered` through your subscribed webhooks;
-notification config only — a monitor never affects a score:
-
-```sh
-credda monitors list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-credda monitors get <id>
-credda monitors create --user <externalId> --below 40
-                            # at least one condition required:
-                            #   --below <score>   downward crossing (also fires
-                            #                     on a FIRST score already below)
-                            #   --above <score>   upward crossing
-                            #   --band-change     any band change
-credda monitors delete <id>
-```
-
-Bulk screenings — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`. Async batch score reads (up to
-10,000 ids per job), strictly read-only:
-
-```sh
-credda screen u1,u2 u3      # ids inline, comma/space separated
-credda screen --file roster.csv
-                            # one id per line, or a CSV whose FIRST column is
-                            # the id (a leading id/userId/externalId header
-                            # row is skipped; no quoted-CSV handling)
-credda screen u1,u2 --wait  # poll until the job finishes, print the summary
-                            # (exit 1 if the job FAILED)
-credda screenings list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
-credda screenings get <id>  # job status + summary
-credda screenings results <id>            # per-user results as JSON
-credda screenings results <id> --csv out.csv
-                            # write the CSV attachment instead (raw fetch)
-```
-
-Webhooks — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`:
-
-```sh
-credda webhooks list
-credda webhooks create https://hooks.you/credda score.updated score.band_changed
-                            # signing secret shown ONCE
-credda webhooks delete <id>
-credda webhooks test <id>   # synthetic signed delivery
-credda webhooks deliveries <id>   # recent attempts, incl. retries
-```
-
-Local development:
-
-```sh
-CREDDA_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_... credda listen 4141
-```
-
-`credda listen` runs a local receiver that HMAC-verifies each delivery (the
-same check your production handler must do) and pretty-prints the payload.
-Credda delivers to public HTTPS only, so expose the port with your own tunnel
-(e.g. `cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:4141`) and register the
-tunnel URL as the webhook — the Stripe-CLI-style local loop without Credda
-running a tunneling service.
-
-Environment: `CREDDA_API_URL` overrides the API base (default
-`https://api.credda.io`); `CREDDA_WEBHOOK_SECRET` enables signature
-verification in `credda listen`.
-
-## Design
-
-- `src/cli.ts` is the pure command router — no `process`, `fs`, or env access,
-  so the whole surface is unit-tested with a mocked `CreddaClient` (same
-  pattern as `packages/mcp`'s `tools.ts`).
-- `src/index.ts` only wires the real environment (env vars, stdin/file
-  reading, exit codes).
-- `verify` uses the SDK's offline verifiers (WebCrypto Ed25519 + StatusList
-  revocation) — the point is that a received credential can be checked
-  without trusting the wire it arrived on.
-- Every command is read-only against the score. `mint`/`revoke` manage a
-  share token — a capability, not a score write.
+> Source mirror for [`@credda/cli`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@credda/cli). Install from npm: `npm install -g @credda/cli`. Canonical development happens in Credda internal tooling; this repo is for source and issues.
+
+# @credda/cli
+
+The official Credda CLI: portable trust from the terminal. A thin client over
+[`@credda/js`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@credda/js)'s headless export;
+**no scoring logic lives here** (the deterministic score is computed only by
+the API's `score.service`).
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+npm install -g @credda/cli   # or: pnpm add -g @credda/cli
+credda help
+```
+
+Node 20 or newer. Nothing else to configure for the public commands below.
+
+Prefer not to install globally? `npx @credda/cli help` works the same way.
+
+`credda help` always lists exactly what the version you installed can do, so
+treat it, not this file, as the authority on your copy. `credda --version`
+prints that version.
+
+## Commands
+
+Start here, if you hold a sandbox key (`CREDDA_API_KEY` of the `crd_test_`
+kind; a live key is refused before anything happens):
+
+```sh
+credda quickstart           # seed the sandbox with synthetic subjects, print
+                            #   their real scores, then close the counterparty-
+                            #   confirmation loop so you finish holding a real
+                            #   VERIFIED event rather than a number you read
+             --no-confirm   # stop after the seed; skip the confirmation loop
+```
+
+Public — no API key:
+
+```sh
+credda lookup <token>       # trust check for a share token (GET /verify/:token)
+credda export <token>       # full self-verifying trust export bundle
+credda verify <file|->      # OFFLINE-verify a credential someone handed you:
+                            #   a W3C VC-JWT, a compact Trust Credential, or a
+                            #   saved trust-export bundle — auto-detected.
+                            #   '-' reads stdin. Exit 0 valid / 2 invalid.
+credda registry             # federated trust registry (/.well-known)
+credda did                  # issuer DID document
+credda benchmarks           # cohort-benchmark catalog: the dimensions you can
+                            #   benchmark on and the k-anonymity floor below
+                            #   which no cohort is disclosed
+credda reason-codes         # adverse-action reason-code catalog (ECOA / Reg B).
+                            #   Credda supplies the attribution only — it is not
+                            #   a creditor and issues no notice.
+credda badges list          # the closed set of Open Badges 3.0 achievements
+credda badges get <badgeId> #   this issuer will sign, and one definition
+credda outcome-templates [industry]
+                            # how a business maps its work to Credda events, and
+                            #   WHO confirms each outcome. Guidance only.
+credda professional-record public <token>
+                            # the professional record behind a share token —
+                            #   the token IS the subject's consent to present it
+credda career-export --token <token>
+                            # the whole verified record as a JSON Resume document,
+                            #   behind a share token (no API key sent)
+```
+
+Platform — set `CREDDA_API_KEY` (a `crd_live_…` platform key):
+
+```sh
+credda score <userId>       # current score
+credda explain <userId>     # factor-level explanation
+credda components <userId>  # six named 0-100 components
+credda risk <userId>        # advisory risk signals
+credda trust-summary <userId> [--narrative]
+                            # deterministic, evidence-based summary + strengths
+                            #   + risks. It explains; it is never a verdict.
+                            #   --narrative adds an advisory AI retelling.
+credda benchmark <userId> [--dimension <d>]
+                            # where the subject sits in its cohort: percentile
+                            #   + the cohort distribution. `available:false`
+                            #   when the cohort is below the k-anonymity floor
+                            #   (insufficient_data) or the subject has no score
+                            #   yet (no_score).
+credda distribution [--dimension <d>] [--cohort <c>]
+                            # aggregate, k-anonymised cohort distribution.
+                            #   Omit --cohort for every cohort on the dimension.
+credda users [--score-min <n>] [--score-max <n>] [--band <b>]
+             [--subject-type <PERSON|AGENT|ORGANIZATION>]
+             [--scored|--unscored] [--frozen]
+             [--active-since <iso>] [--registered-since <iso>]
+             [--registered-before <iso>] [--verified] [--min-verified <n>]
+             [--sort <score|lastActivity|registered|externalId>]
+             [--order <asc|desc>] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+                            # query + export your book of subjects. The filter
+                            #   set is closed and validated — no query DSL.
+                            #   A subject with no score yet reports null, never
+                            #   a placeholder; list those with --unscored.
+credda book-summary [same filters as "users"]
+                            # size a segment WITHOUT paging it: how many match,
+                            #   how many are scored, band mix, median/mean.
+                            #   Null (not 0) when nothing in it is scored.
+credda usage [days]         # your platform's metered usage (trailing window)
+credda usage --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30
+                            # explicit statement range (mutually exclusive
+                            # with [days])
+credda usage --csv usage.csv
+                            # write the flat CSV statement to a file
+                            # (raw ?format=csv fetch; combines with either window)
+credda activity [--action <A>] [--from <t>] [--to <t>] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+                            # your platform's own activity/audit log,
+                            # newest-first, cursor-paginated
+credda verified-profile <userId>
+                            # how much of a subject's CLAIMED record
+                            #   (education/skills/certifications/employment) is
+                            #   third-party verified. Counts WHETHER a claim is
+                            #   verified, never how prestigious it is — and can
+                            #   never move the Reliability Score.
+credda qualify <userId> --category <education|skill|certification|employment>
+        [--label <l>] [--issuer <i>] [--verified-by <witness>]
+                            # record a qualification claim. Always recorded;
+                            #   counts as VERIFIED only with a genuine
+                            #   third-party --verified-by witness.
+credda professional-record get <userId>
+                            # résumé-shaped summary of a VERIFIED work record.
+                            #   Describes a record — not a hiring verdict, a
+                            #   background check, or a consumer report.
+credda professional-record credential <userId> [--ttl <seconds>]
+                            # mint the signed, offline-verifiable credential
+                            #   (+ an "Add to LinkedIn" certification link)
+credda reliability-report <userId> [--recent <n>] [--benchmark]
+                            # the consolidated worker reliability report a
+                            #   staffing agency or employer weighs. EVIDENCE, not
+                            #   a hire / place / rank verdict or a consumer report.
+                            #   Use --token <token> for the public worker-consent
+                            #   route (NO API key).
+credda career-export <userId>
+                            # the whole verified record as an open JSON Resume
+                            #   document. Use --token <token> for the public route.
+credda mint <userId>        # mint a share token
+credda revoke <userId>      # revoke a share token
+```
+
+Confirmation requests — the counterparty-confirmation primitive. You propose an
+outcome and deliver the one-time token yourself; the event is written, verified,
+only when that distinct party confirms:
+
+```sh
+credda confirmations create --user worker_7 --type CONTRACT_FULFILLED \
+        --counterparty client_42 --counterparty-name "Acme Ltd" \
+        --description "Kitchen refit" [--stake HIGH] [--value 1200] \
+        [--due <iso>] [--completed <iso>] [--return-url <url>] \
+        [--expires-in 14] [--idempotency-key <k>]
+                            # needs CREDDA_API_KEY. The token is shown ONCE;
+                            #   creating a request writes no event.
+credda confirmations batch <file.json> [--idempotency-key <k>]
+                            # the ACTIVATION ENGINE — bulk-create up to 100
+                            #   requests from a JSON file (an array of request
+                            #   bodies, or { "requests": [...] }), warming a cold
+                            #   ledger from your book. Needs CREDDA_API_KEY; each
+                            #   ok item's token is shown ONCE.
+credda confirmations list [--status PENDING] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+credda confirmations get <id>
+credda confirmations cancel <id>          # only while PENDING
+
+# ⚠️ These two are the COUNTERPARTY's calls and take NO API key — they hold a
+# token, not a Credda account:
+credda confirmations preview <id> --token <t>
+credda confirmations respond <id> --token <t> --confirm
+credda confirmations respond <id> --token <t> --decline
+                            # --confirm writes the verified event; --decline
+                            #   writes nothing. Single-use either way, and
+                            #   there is no default: you must say which.
+```
+
+Reference requests — the qualifications-half sibling of confirmations. A résumé
+claim (employment / education / certification / skill) becomes verified when the
+named third party who was there confirms it; a reference never moves the score:
+
+```sh
+credda references create --user worker_7 --category employment \
+        --counterparty manager_42 --label "Senior Engineer" \
+        --issuer "Acme Ltd" [--jurisdiction US-CA] [--reference EMP-9910] \
+        [--counterparty-name "Dana Lee"] [--description <d>] \
+        [--return-url <url>] [--expires-in 14] [--idempotency-key <k>]
+                            # needs CREDDA_API_KEY. The token is shown ONCE;
+                            #   creating a request records no qualification.
+credda references list [--status PENDING] [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+credda references get <id>
+credda references cancel <id>             # only while PENDING
+
+# ⚠️ These two are the REFERENCE's calls and take NO API key — they hold a
+# token, not a Credda account:
+credda references preview <id> --token <t>
+credda references respond <id> --token <t> --confirm
+credda references respond <id> --token <t> --decline
+                            # --confirm records the verified qualification;
+                            #   --decline writes nothing. Single-use either way,
+                            #   and there is no default: you must say which.
+```
+
+Threshold policies — declarative "tell me when this line is crossed", delivered
+as `policy.threshold_crossed` through your webhooks. Config only: a policy never
+reads into, blocks, or changes a score:
+
+```sh
+credda policies create --name "Watch 60" --user worker_7 \
+        --metric score --direction down --threshold 60
+credda policies create --name "Anyone entering High Risk" --all \
+        --metric band --direction enter --band "High Risk"
+credda policies list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+credda policies get <id>
+credda policies update <id> [--threshold <n>] [--direction <d>] [--band <b>]
+        [--component <c>] [--name <n>] [--activate | --deactivate]
+                            # the metric is immutable — delete and recreate
+credda policies delete <id>
+```
+
+Score monitors — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`. Edge-triggered threshold/band watches
+that deliver `monitor.triggered` through your subscribed webhooks;
+notification config only — a monitor never affects a score:
+
+```sh
+credda monitors list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+credda monitors get <id>
+credda monitors create --user <externalId> --below 40
+                            # at least one condition required:
+                            #   --below <score>   downward crossing (also fires
+                            #                     on a FIRST score already below)
+                            #   --above <score>   upward crossing
+                            #   --band-change     any band change
+credda monitors delete <id>
+```
+
+Bulk screenings — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`. Async batch score reads (up to
+10,000 ids per job), strictly read-only:
+
+```sh
+credda screen u1,u2 u3      # ids inline, comma/space separated
+credda screen --file roster.csv
+                            # one id per line, or a CSV whose FIRST column is
+                            # the id (a leading id/userId/externalId header
+                            # row is skipped; no quoted-CSV handling)
+credda screen u1,u2 --wait  # poll until the job finishes, print the summary
+                            # (exit 1 if the job FAILED)
+credda screenings list [--cursor <c>] [--limit <n>]
+credda screenings get <id>  # job status + summary
+credda screenings results <id>            # per-user results as JSON
+credda screenings results <id> --csv out.csv
+                            # write the CSV attachment instead (raw fetch)
+```
+
+Webhooks — set `CREDDA_API_KEY`:
+
+```sh
+credda webhooks list
+credda webhooks create https://hooks.you/credda score.updated score.band_changed
+                            # signing secret shown ONCE
+credda webhooks delete <id>
+credda webhooks test <id>   # synthetic signed delivery
+credda webhooks deliveries <id>   # recent attempts, incl. retries
+```
+
+Local development:
+
+```sh
+CREDDA_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_... credda listen 4141
+```
+
+`credda listen` runs a local receiver that HMAC-verifies each delivery (the
+same check your production handler must do) and pretty-prints the payload.
+Credda delivers to public HTTPS only, so expose the port with your own tunnel
+(e.g. `cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:4141`) and register the
+tunnel URL as the webhook — the Stripe-CLI-style local loop without Credda
+running a tunneling service.
+
+Environment: `CREDDA_API_URL` overrides the API base (default
+`https://api.credda.io`); `CREDDA_WEBHOOK_SECRET` enables signature
+verification in `credda listen`.
+
+## Design
+
+- `src/cli.ts` is the pure command router — no `process`, `fs`, or env access,
+  so the whole surface is unit-tested with a mocked `CreddaClient` (same
+  pattern as `packages/mcp`'s `tools.ts`).
+- `src/index.ts` only wires the real environment (env vars, stdin/file
+  reading, exit codes).
+- `verify` uses the SDK's offline verifiers (WebCrypto Ed25519 + StatusList
+  revocation) — the point is that a received credential can be checked
+  without trusting the wire it arrived on.
+- Every command is read-only against the score. `mint`/`revoke` manage a
+  share token — a capability, not a score write.
+
+## License
+
+MIT © Credda. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
+
+---
+
+Part of the Credda SDK family:
+[`@credda/js`](https://github.com/Credda-io/credda-js) ·
+[`credda-go`](https://github.com/Credda-io/credda-go) ·
+[`@credda/cli`](https://github.com/Credda-io/credda-cli) ·
+[`@credda/mcp-server`](https://github.com/Credda-io/credda-mcp)