CLI Reference

aicmo CLI Reference

The aicmo CLI gives solo founders full access to agent orchestration, queue review, and channel publishing from the terminal.

Installation

npm install -g aicmo
# or run directly
npx aicmo --help

Core Commands

Command	Description
`aicmo login`	Authenticate CLI via browser device flow (`/activate`)
`aicmo logout`	Remove local authenticated credentials
`aicmo whoami`	Inspect active user, plan tier, and token scopes
`aicmo connections`	List connected social accounts and OAuth statuses
`aicmo token`	Manage granular agent API tokens (`aicmo_agt_…`)
`aicmo queue`	List and review scheduled content queue items
`aicmo publish <id>`	Publish queued item or simulate with `--dry-run`
`aicmo scout`	Find marketing opportunities via API
`aicmo write`	Draft content from git commits or custom topics
`aicmo ship`	Run full strategy loop: commits → validated queue drafts
`aicmo chat`	Interactive CMO agent terminal session
`aicmo mcp`	Launch AICMOHQ Model Context Protocol server over stdio
`aicmo run <capability>`	Run any capability directly by ID
`aicmo capabilities`	List supported chatbot, CLI, and MCP capabilities
`aicmo geo`	Local GEO demos: citation check, gap draft, robots audit (fixtures; nothing is published)
`aicmo listen`	Local listening demos: score a fixture feed, preview an alert, show a reply draft (nothing is sent)
`aicmo index`	IndexRush: sync sitemaps and submit URLs via IndexNow (`init`, `add-site`, `sync-sitemap`, `submit`, `status`, `doctor`, `serve`, `autopilot`)

IndexRush (built into AICMOHQ)

aicmo index is IndexRush — AICMOHQ’s indexing/discovery autopilot, not a separate open-source product. It syncs a sitemap and submits same-host URLs through IndexNow. Google’s Indexing API stays off unless you opt in for JobPosting or BroadcastEvent pages only.

Full guide: IndexRush inside AICMOHQ. Local state: ~/.aicmo/indexrush.json (0600).

Device Flow Authentication

Running aicmo login requests a user code and device code via RFC 8628. Open the activation URL, approve the session, and your CLI receives a scoped JWT stored in ~/.aicmo/config.json.