CLI
The terminal replaces the interface wherever that is quicker. Export answers to a file overnight, download charts for the report, create surveys, and check their status.
Workflows you can build with it
Each example is a workflow you can set up with an automation service, an AI assistant or your own application.
Export overnight
A scheduled run requests the export and files the download. For the report that has to be ready on Monday without anyone clicking.
Sign in without a browser
A build environment authenticates from an environment variable instead. For pipelines where nobody can approve a login window.
Notice a failure in the script
A failed command exits non-zero and prints the reason in plain words. For jobs that should stop rather than continue on half the data.
Stand up an environment
A script recreates the same surveys from the same definitions. For test environments meant to match the real one without anyone rebuilding them.
What the integration transfers
Each point is a separate example in the direction of the arrow. Configure each workflow independently and link the relevant survey for actions on an existing survey.
empirio.ai → CLI
- Exports as CSV, XLSX, JSON or SPSS, requested by command
- Tables to read on screen, JSON when a script reads instead
- Your account, plan and granted scopes in one command
CLI → empirio.ai
- Surveys created and edited, with JSON as the argument
- Publishing and closing as a step in a pipeline
- Questions and answer options of an existing survey brought in from a file
How to set it up
Install with “npm install -g @empirio-ai/cli” on Node 20 or newer. “empirio login” signs in through the browser, while unattended runs read an API key from EMPIRIO_API_KEY instead. “empirio whoami” names the account, the plan and the rights of the key in use, for when a command fails on a missing permission. There is deliberately no webhook command, and every command is documented in full.