BeeL. CLI — run the API from your terminal
The official BeeL. CLI is now published on npm as @beel_es/cli. Run any API endpoint straight from the terminal — sandbox by default — with nothing to install thanks to npx. Commands are derived at runtime from the OpenAPI spec bundled with the installed version, so the CLI always matches the API surface of that release.
The official BeeL. CLI is now published on npm as @beel_es/cli. Run any API endpoint straight from the terminal — sandbox by default — with nothing to install thanks to npx. Commands are derived at runtime from the OpenAPI spec bundled with the installed version, so the CLI always matches the API surface of that release.
What else changed
- Zero-install with
npx @beel_es/cli— ornpm install -g @beel_es/clifor a globalbeelcommand. Runs against sandbox by default. - Every endpoint is a command —
beel commandslists them and--helpat any level shows flags, enums, defaults and body fields, all derived from the spec, so there's no hand-maintained list to drift. - Agent-first — authenticate with an env var (ideal for agents/CI) or a
~/.config/beel/config.json(chmod 600), with a structured output contract that's easy to parse. - Generic escape hatch — call any endpoint the installed version doesn't know yet; update the CLI to pick up newly added endpoints as new commands.
- Search the docs from the terminal without leaving your shell.
Where to go next
Read your API request logs
A new Request Logs endpoint family lets you inspect the requests your own API keys have made (live + test) — method, path, status, timing, and the full request/response detail — so you can correlate and debug integrations without leaving your stack.
Node.js / TypeScript SDK now available
The official BeeL. SDK for Node.js and TypeScript is now published on npm as @beel_es/sdk. It is fully typed from the OpenAPI spec, with automatic retries, idempotency keys, typed errors, and webhook signature verification built in.