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+ # Changelog
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+ The 1.x packages were built from the first version of makefx.app and do not
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+ work with the current service.
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+ ## 2.0.0 — 2026-09-24
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+ ### One canvas for you and your agent
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+ - Rebuilt the CLI for makefx.app v2: every command acts on the same space, assets, and recipes that the web canvas and MCP clients see.
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+ - `create` reads the live model catalog for the paying space, applies its defaults, and refuses invalid settings before spending credits; `estimate` quotes the same request first, and `--from-asset` replays a recipe as `current` or `exact`.
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+ - `upload` and `download` stream media through signed URLs, and `export` writes the space document; existing files are never overwritten.
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+ - `audio align` and `audio timings` manage word timings for ready audio.
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+ - `purchase create` prepares a credit purchase without taking card data, and `purchase get` reads its status.
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+ - `space publish` and `space unpublish` change a space's public snapshot, and `open` prints and opens a space or asset URL.
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+ - `mcp` relays a local stdio MCP client to the hosted endpoint with your stored login.
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+ - `--version` prints the installed version.
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+ ### Open source
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+ - The CLI is now developed in the open at github.com/makefx/cli under the Apache License 2.0, and ships as one executable with no runtime dependencies.
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+ - Stored credentials are readable only by your user.
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+ makefx CLI
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- # makefx
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+ # makefx CLI
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- Command-line interface for [Make Effects](https://makefx.app).
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+ The open-source command-line client for [makefx.app](https://makefx.app).
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- ## Install
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+ makefx.app is a pay-per-asset workshop where you and your agent make images,
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+ video, and audio on one shared canvas. This CLI calls the same hosted MCP tools
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+ an agent uses, plus a few person-only REST commands, for terminal automation,
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+ local file transfer, and scripts that need structured JSON.
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+
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+ ## Install and sign in
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+ Node.js 22.18 or newer is required.
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  ```bash
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  npm install -g makefx
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  makefx login
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- makefx spaces create "My Game" --init
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  ```
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+ Use `--env production|stage|local` to keep separate credentials and select the
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+ endpoint. Production is the default. `makefx logout` revokes the grant when the
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+ service is reachable and always removes the stored credentials; a grant can
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+ also be revoked from your makefx.app profile. Every help command works without
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+ signing in.
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+
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+ ## Commands
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+
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+ ```text
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+ login Sign in through the browser
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+ logout Revoke and remove stored credentials
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+ mcp Relay stdio JSON-RPC to the hosted MCP endpoint
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+ account Show balance and active holds
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+ purchase create|get Prepare or read a credit purchase
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+ profile get|update Read or change the signed-in profile
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+ health Check service reachability and environment
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+ spaces List available spaces
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+ space create|get|update|delete
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+ Create, read, rename, or soft-delete a space
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+ space publish|unpublish Change public visibility as an account owner
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+ (a space the home page is built from cannot be
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+ made private)
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+ voices sync Refresh an account's ElevenLabs voices
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+ models List the model catalog for the payer
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+ estimate Quote creation or replay before spending credits
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+ create Create assets or replay an immutable recipe
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+ upload Upload a local image, video, or audio file
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+ download Download ready media to a new local file
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+ asset get|update|delete Read, change, or soft-delete an asset
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+ describe Describe reusable visual traits
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+ audio align Align or re-align ready audio
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+ audio timings Read or save canonical word timings
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+ link | unlink Manage links between assets
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+ export Write a space document to stdout or a new file
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+ open Print and optionally open a space or asset URL
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+ ```
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+
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+ Run `makefx --help` for the complete command list. Use
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+ `makefx help <command>`, `makefx space help`, `makefx asset help`,
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+ `makefx audio help`, or `makefx voices help` for exact arguments.
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  ## Create media
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+ Read the current model id and parameter schema before creating. Quote a request
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+ before spending credits, and reuse its request id when recovering an uncertain
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+ result.
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  ```bash
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- makefx models list --available
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- makefx image generate "A painted market" --name "Market" --type scene -o market.png
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- makefx video generate "A slow push through the market" --name "Push" --type animation -o push.mp4
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- makefx audio sfx generate "Wooden coin pickup" --name "Pickup" -o pickup.wav
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+ makefx models --kind image --json
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+ makefx estimate --kind image --model MODEL --prompt "A painted market" --json
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+ makefx create --space ACCOUNT/SPACE --kind image \
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+ --model MODEL --prompt "A painted market" --request-id market-01 --wait --json
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  ```
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+ `models` accepts `--family provider|internal|browser` as well as `--kind`.
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+ `create` accepts repeated `--ref ASSET:SLOT` and `--param NAME=VALUE` options.
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+ References keep their left-to-right command-line order as MCP order 0, 1, and
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+ so on. It also accepts `--seed INTEGER`, `--position '{"x":0,"y":0}'`,
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+ `--tags '["tag"]'`, and `--note TEXT`.
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+ It reads the live catalog for the paying Space before each creation, applies
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+ to the recorded route. Use `--from-asset` with `--recipe-mode current|exact` to
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+ ## Credits and profile
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+ Prepare a purchase quote without sending card data or payment tokens. The
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- makefx image vary IMAGE_VARIANT_REF "Warmer light"
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- makefx video vary VIDEO_VARIANT_REF "Slower camera"
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+ Every public MCP tool has one dedicated shell command recorded in the CLI
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+ dispatcher mapping, unless a product-approved exception is documented there.
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+ `makefx mcp` is only the generic stdio bridge. Convenience commands such as
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+ `download` and `open` may compose a mapped read tool but do not replace its
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+ dedicated command.
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+ ## Files and handoff
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+ do not pass through MCP. Output commands never replace an existing destination.
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+ makefx upload --space ACCOUNT/SPACE --kind image --file ./reference.png
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+ Add `--json` when a script needs the tool's unchanged structured result. Exit
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+ codes are 0 for success, 1 for tool, network, or file errors, and 2 for invalid
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+ command usage.
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- ```
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+ Full documentation: [makefx.app/docs/cli](https://makefx.app/docs/cli)
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+ ## Deliberate boundary
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+ This repository is a thin client for the public makefx.app API and MCP
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+ endpoint. Every command maps to a public MCP tool or a documented REST route
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+ that a signed-in person may call. It contains no service code, provider
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+ credentials, model prompts, database access, raw API passthrough, or
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+ The makefx.app service, canvas, and generation pipeline remain closed source.
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+ See [TRADEMARKS.md](TRADEMARKS.md) for the distinction between the
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+ Apache-licensed code and the makefx name.
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+ ## Environments and credentials
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+ Production is the default. `--env stage` and `--env local` are intended for
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+ makefx.app development. Credentials are stored per environment in
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+ `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/makefx-cli/config.json` (by default under `~/.config`),
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+ ## Development
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+ `npm run check` type-checks and tests the client, builds the executable,
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+ verifies the public client boundary, and installs the packed npm tarball in a
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+ clean directory to exercise help, sign-in hints, and an authenticated tool call
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+ Contributions are welcome for the public client. Read
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+ [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) and [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) before opening
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+ a pull request or reporting a vulnerability.
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+ ## License
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- Version: 1.6.12
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+ Apache License 2.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE), [NOTICE](NOTICE), and
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+ [THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md](THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).
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