Command line
Your books from a terminal, or as a bridge.
Read and record from the shell, or run it as an MCP server for clients that only speak stdio. It holds the token, so they need none.
npx orla-cli login, then ask anything your books can answer.
Setup
Log in once; the client borrows that session.
The ordinary browser flow, and the token lands in your keychain.
- →
npx orla-cli loginopens the browser and asks which spaces this machine may reach - →Point a stdio-only client at
npx -y @orla/cli mcpand it is connected - →Read from the shell directly:
npx orla-cli tx list --from 2026-08-01
Where the door stops
It cannot do anything the browser session could not.
The same call the app makes, with the same permissions.
- →No payments, transfers, swaps or card details from the CLI
- →The token lives in the keychain; where there is none, it says so before writing a file
- →
npx orla-cli logoutforgets the session, and revoking in the app kills every client at once
Start
One command to connect.
Free plan, no card, and no seat used by a personal connection.