adanos-cli

adanos-cli

adanos-cli is the command-line client for the Adanos Market Sentiment API.

It is built for three use cases:

• traders who want fast stock and crypto sentiment reports
• analysts who want repeatable CLI workflows
• agents and automation that need stable JSON output

The CLI is versioned independently from the API backend. It supports API 1.54.0 at https://api.adanos.com/docs and uses the published Python SDK under the hood. The default API host is https://api.adanos.com. Explicit .org or custom base URLs in saved settings, ADANOS_BASE_URL, or --base-url still take precedence.

Install

Recommended

pipx install adanos-cli

cURL

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adanos-software/adanos-cli/main/install.sh | bash

The shell installer downloads the latest standalone binary for:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x86_64
• Linux x86_64

By default it installs to ~/.local/bin. Override with ADANOS_INSTALL_DIR=/your/path.

Homebrew (macOS / Linux)

brew install adanos-software/tap/adanos-cli

PowerShell (Windows)

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adanos-software/adanos-cli/main/install.ps1 | iex

Plain pip

python3 -m pip install adanos-cli

From source

git clone https://github.com/adanos-software/adanos-cli.git
cd adanos-cli
python3 -m pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

If you already have an API key:

adanos login  # paste the key at the hidden prompt
adanos whoami
adanos doctor

First market checks:

adanos stock TSLA
adanos compare NVDA TSLA AAPL
adanos trending stocks --limit 5
adanos consensus TSLA
adanos explain TSLA --profile investor
adanos scan stocks --style daytrader --top 10

Crypto:

adanos crypto BTC
adanos crypto BTC/ETH

Start Modes

adanos shows a compact start screen with the CLI header and next actions.

adanos

Explicit interactive shell:

adanos shell

The shell prompt shows the latest monthly API request balance. Run /quota to refresh it on demand; normal commands do not spend an extra request on quota lookups.

One-shot command mode:

adanos stock NVDA

Authentication

Persist a key locally:

adanos login  # interactive hidden prompt
adanos login --api-key-file ~/.config/adanos-cli/key.txt

Request a recovery email for an existing account:

adanos onboard recover --email you@example.com

Start a new signup from the CLI:

adanos onboard register --name "Jane Doe" --email "jane@example.com" --purpose "Trading research"
# then redeem the one-time token from the verification email
adanos onboard redeem --save  # paste the one-time code at the hidden prompt

Use profiles:

adanos auth login --profile prod
adanos auth login --profile staging
adanos auth switch prod
adanos auth current --json

Priority order:

• --api-key
• ADANOS_API_KEY
• stored credentials in the active profile

Recommended secret input for automation is --api-key-stdin or --api-key-file. --api-key and ADANOS_API_KEY remain supported, but they are easier to leak through shell history or process inspection.

Use --no-input in CI or agents to make missing prompts fail fast:

adanos --no-input login --api-key-stdin

Common Workflows

Stock report:

adanos stock TSLA

Cross-platform consensus:

adanos consensus TSLA

Compare stocks across News, Reddit, X/Twitter, and Polymarket:

adanos compare NVDA TSLA AAPL

Common crypto symbols are detected automatically:

adanos compare BTC ETH

Search and trending use all relevant sources by default. Add --platform only when you want one source:

adanos search Tesla
adanos trending stocks --limit 5
adanos trending crypto --limit 10
adanos search Tesla --platform news-stocks

Sentiment screener:

adanos scan stocks --style daytrader --top 10
adanos scan crypto --min-buzz 60 --min-volume 50

Narrative explanation:

adanos explain TSLA --profile investor

Watchlists:

adanos watchlist add core --asset stocks --symbols TSLA NVDA AAPL
adanos watchlist report core --asset stocks
adanos watch core --kind watchlist --asset stocks --refresh 60 --iterations 1

Destructive local operations prompt in an interactive terminal and require --force in scripts or JSON mode:

adanos auth logout --profile staging --force
adanos watchlist delete core --force
adanos config clear --force

Raw endpoint access:

adanos endpoint list
adanos endpoint list --platform polymarket-stocks
adanos endpoint list --search mentions
adanos endpoint call root.health
adanos endpoint call reddit-stocks.trending --limit 10
adanos endpoint call reddit-stocks.market-sentiment --from 2026-05-01 --to 2026-05-07
adanos endpoint call reddit-stocks.stock.mentions --ticker TSLA --from 2026-05-01 --to 2026-05-07 --limit 10 --offset 10 --include-inherited
adanos endpoint call x-stocks.stock.explain --ticker TSLA
adanos endpoint call sentiment.analyze --text "TSLA looks like a short squeeze setup"
adanos endpoint call sentiment.analyze --text "Apple beats estimates while Tesla falls" --target Apple

Polymarket endpoint output includes both market_count for selected-window breadth and current_market_count for live-only active-market breadth. For API 1.45.1+, Polymarket top_mentions in stock detail output are representative sentiment evidence, not a liquidity leaderboard. When market status is available, the CLI shows market_status alongside the evidence. For API 1.46.0+, human summaries prefer daily_trend[].bullish_pct and daily_trend[].bearish_pct over deprecated positive/negative/neutral count fields. Polymarket unique_traders can be null when retained wallet-level trades do not fully cover the requested window. Across platforms, each trend_history value represents its own UTC calendar day; the current partial day's value is not expected to equal the top-level period buzz_score.

Period-capable commands and endpoint calls accept --from YYYY-MM-DD and --to YYYY-MM-DD as inclusive UTC date windows. --days N remains available for v1 compatibility, but is legacy; combining --from, --to and --days returns API validation error 422. Search commands are the exception: they accept only --limit and use the API-managed recent summary window.

AI / Automation

The CLI supports explicit machine-readable output via --output json or --quiet.

adanos --quiet capabilities
adanos --quiet whoami
adanos --quiet doctor
adanos --quiet ask "How does TSLA look?"
adanos --quiet endpoint call news-stocks.trending --limit 3

Output modes:

• default auto: human text on a TTY, JSON when stdout is piped
• --output text: force human text, even when stdout is redirected
• --plain: force plain text and disable auto JSON
• --output json, --json, or --quiet: force JSON
• --no-color: disable ANSI color output; NO_COLOR=1 is also honored

JSON conventions:

• object payloads include a stable kind
• command wrappers include command, and subcommand when relevant
• endpoint-backed payloads include platform, route, endpoint, path, and data
• raw endpoint payloads are available with --json / --output json; human mode prints compact tables or summaries

Exit codes:

• 0: success
• 1: runtime or network/API failure
• 2: usage, auth, or missing configuration error

This CLI is a research and workflow tool, not investment advice.

Diagnostics

Identity and runtime context:

adanos whoami

Problem-focused self-check:

adanos doctor
adanos doctor --verbose

Releases

Tagged releases build standalone archives for:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x86_64
• Linux x86_64

The repo also generates a Homebrew formula artifact for each tagged binary release and can publish it to adanos-software/homebrew-tap when HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN is configured.

PyPI publishing also happens from this repo, not from the API monorepo.

Uninstall

Use the matching installer:

pipx uninstall adanos-cli
brew uninstall adanos-cli
python3 -m pip uninstall adanos-cli

For the standalone installer, remove ~/.local/bin/adanos. Local profiles and watchlists remain under ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/adanos-cli until you explicitly remove them.

Development

Install the repo in editable mode:

python3 -m pip install -e ".[dev]"

Run tests:

python3 -m pytest tests -q

Build wheel and sdist:

python3 -m build

Build a standalone binary archive locally:

python3 scripts/build_cli_binary.py --output-dir dist-binaries

Generate a Homebrew formula:

VERSION=$(python3 - <<'PY'
import re
from pathlib import Path
text = Path("src/adanos_cli/__init__.py").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
print(re.search(r'__version__\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', text).group(1))
PY
)

python3 scripts/generate_homebrew_formula.py \
  --version "$VERSION" \
  --darwin-arm64-url "https://example.com/adanos-cli-${VERSION}-darwin-arm64.tar.gz" \
  --darwin-arm64-sha256 <sha256> \
  --darwin-x86_64-url "https://example.com/adanos-cli-${VERSION}-darwin-x86_64.tar.gz" \
  --darwin-x86_64-sha256 <sha256> \
  --linux-x86_64-url "https://example.com/adanos-cli-${VERSION}-linux-x86_64.tar.gz" \
  --linux-x86_64-sha256 <sha256> \
  --output dist/homebrew/adanos-cli.rb

License

MIT