Features

Feedback data in your terminal.

List, filter, search, and export feedback without leaving the command line. Pipe it to jq, feed it to an agent, or run it in CI. JSON output by default, human-readable when you want it.

Query and filter

List feedback by status, classification, sentiment, source, tags, or date range. Sort by priority or recency. Paginate through results.

Bulk export

Export up to 5,000 items as JSON or CSV. Same filters as list. Output to file or stdout for piping.

CI/CD ready

Authenticate via environment variables for headless environments. Structured JSON output with predictable exit codes (0 success, 1 auth, 2 network, 3 args, 4 rate limit).

Agent subprocess

Designed as a tool for AI agents. JSON to stdout, errors to stderr. Includes example code for calling from Python or Node.js agent frameworks.

How it works.

1

Install and authenticate

npx @triagly/cli login opens your browser for GitHub OAuth. Credentials saved to ~/.triagly/config.json.

2

Query your feedback

triagly list --classification=bug --sentiment=critical shows your most urgent bugs. Add --pretty for a human-readable table.

3

Export or pipe

triagly export --format=csv > bugs.csv for spreadsheets. triagly stats | jq .totals for quick numbers.

Common questions.

Does the CLI require Node.js?

Node.js 18 or later. Run with npx @triagly/cli or install globally.

Can the CLI write data?

CLI keys are read-only (feedback:read scope). For write operations, use the API or MCP server with a write-scoped key.

What about rate limits?

1,000 requests per minute per API key. The CLI returns exit code 4 and a Retry-After value if you hit the limit.

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