cli-anything-tinyfish
Agent-native CLI for the TinyFish Web Agent — all four TinyFish products from your terminal, over the REST APIs: Search (ranked web results), Fetch (clean page extraction), Agent (natural-language browser automation), and Browser (remote CDP sessions for Playwright/Puppeteer control).
Built for the CLI-Anything Hub: JSON on stdout,
JSON errors on stderr, exit codes that mean something, API-key auth from the
environment. No browser OAuth, ever — which is the point: TinyFish's official
MCP server requires an interactive OAuth 2.1 browser flow, which headless
agents and kiosk machines can't complete. This CLI talks to the REST APIs
(X-API-Key) instead.
Install
pip install cli-anything-tinyfish
Authenticate
Create a free key at agent.tinyfish.ai/api-keys:
export TINYFISH_API_KEY="sk-tinyfish-..."
cli-anything-tinyfish auth status
Search and fetch are credit-free; agent runs consume TinyFish credits.
Use
# Search the web
cli-anything-tinyfish search "best react state management" --location US --pretty
# Fetch up to 10 URLs as clean markdown (JS-rendered, boilerplate stripped)
cli-anything-tinyfish fetch https://example.com/article --format markdown
# Natural-language browser automation
cli-anything-tinyfish run "Extract the pricing table as JSON" --url https://example.com/pricing
# Async: submit, poll, cancel
cli-anything-tinyfish run "goal" --url https://example.com --submit
cli-anything-tinyfish runs get <run_id>
cli-anything-tinyfish runs list --status RUNNING
cli-anything-tinyfish runs cancel <run_id>
# Remote browser session (returns cdp_url for Playwright/Puppeteer/CDP)
cli-anything-tinyfish browser create --url https://example.com
Every command supports --json (default) and --pretty.
For AI agents
The skill definition lives at
cli_anything/tinyfish/skills/SKILL.md.
Feed it to any SKILL-compatible agent (Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, …) and the
agent can drive TinyFish through this CLI with plain shell access.
Development
pip install -e ".[dev]"
python3 -m pytest cli_anything/tinyfish/tests/test_core.py -v # unit (no network)
TINYFISH_API_KEY=sk-... python3 -m pytest cli_anything/tinyfish/tests/test_full_e2e.py -v # e2e (credit-free endpoints only)
Related
- TinyFish docs: https://docs.tinyfish.ai (REST endpoints this CLI wraps)
- TinyFish official CLI (npm, by TinyFish):
npm install -g @tiny-fish/cli - CLI-Anything Hub: https://clianything.cc
License
MIT © Jason Brashear
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