CLI Tool
Using the jfp command-line interface
Why use the CLI?
- Access prompts without leaving your terminal
- Integrate prompts into scripts and automation
- Fuzzy search with fzf-style interface
- JSON output for programmatic use
- Works great with AI coding agents
Dependency graphs
Export the prompt dependency graph and optionally expand it with metadata or collections.
# Base graph jfp graph export --json # Include category + tag nodes jfp graph export --include-meta --json # Include collections (requires login) jfp graph export --include-collections --json
Free vs Pro
The CLI is free to build and use with public prompts. Pro unlocks private vault access, personal prompt search (--mine, --saved, --all), plus save, sync, notes, collections, premium packs (jfp packs), cost estimates (jfp cost), metadata tools (jfp tags suggest, jfp dedupe scan), and offline cache.
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