CLI
Use the SocQ CLI for terminal workflows, automation, and exporting normalized task results as JSON, JSONL, CSV, or tables.
The @socq/cli package is not yet available on the public npm registry. The commands below document the upcoming package and can be used from the SocQ devtools repository during development.
Install and authenticate
After the package is published:
For CI, set SOCQ_API_KEY instead of using interactive login. Avoid --api-key in normal terminal use because command arguments may remain in shell history or process listings.
Discover endpoints
Use describe before building automation so the command uses the current input schema and billing information from the Capability Registry.
Complete your first collection
The dynamic command maps directly to:
Use the stable generic form when inputs come from a file:
Resume without resubmitting
If a command returns before the collection finishes, keep the task ID:
Do not submit the original collection again just because a local wait timed out. Resume the existing task.
