Installing the CLI
One file, no package manager. A browser on a laptop, a key in CI.
Tables meant to be read in a terminal. One file, no package manager, nothing that runs later - the installer is short enough to read before you pipe it.
sh
curl -fsSL https://rankcusp.com/install.sh | shThat puts one file into ~/.rankcusp and a launcher on your $PATH. The first run approves the machine in your browser; you carry no key from window to window.
sh
rankcusp auth
rankcusp appsCI and scripts
A container has no browser, so pairing is impossible. The CLI reads RANKCUSP_API_KEY instead and every command runs unattended. You create the key on the Account screen; it is shown once.
sh
export RANKCUSP_API_KEY="rc_live_…"
rankcusp cusp 1544… --country usEnvironment
| Variable | What it does |
|---|---|
| RANKCUSP_API_KEY | Overrides the saved key. This is the one CI uses. |
| RANKCUSP_LANG | The language of the verdicts: en tr zh hi es fr ru ar. The numbers are the same in every language. |
| RANKCUSP_ORIGIN | Points at another deployment. This is how the CLI is tested against a local server. |