notamify
OpenClaw and agents ready.
The Notamify command line: NOTAMs, affected infrastructure, airport and flight briefings, and NOTAM Watcher webhooks. It is built for people at a terminal and for AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and others) alike.
Install
uv tool install notamify # or: pipx install notamify
notamify --version
Both tools install the notamify command into ~/.local/bin. If your shell says command not found: notamify, that directory is not on your PATH yet:
uv tool update-shell # or: pipx ensurepath
Then open a new terminal. To check without changing anything, run ~/.local/bin/notamify --version, or run it without installing: uvx notamify --version.
With plain pip, install into a virtual environment (pip install notamify); the command is then in that environment's bin/ directory and is on PATH while the environment is active.
To update: uv tool upgrade notamify (or pipx upgrade notamify).
Sign in
Two ways, and you can use both:
notamify auth login # sign in with your Notamify account in the browser
notamify auth login --api-key # or save an API key (~/.config/notamify/config.json, mode 0600)
notamify auth status # which one each command uses
- Notamify account. Like the Notamify plugins for Claude, Codex and ChatGPT: the browser opens notamify.com, you approve the CLI, and requests are billed to your account at the connected-app rate. No key to copy. Needs Notamify Pro. Covers NOTAMs and briefings. Manage or revoke the connection at notamify.com/account. On a remote machine, use
notamify auth login --no-browser --port 8765and forward the port:ssh -L 8765:127.0.0.1:8765 host. - API key. Create one at notamify.com/api-manager. Needed for Watcher commands and
notams raw.NOTAMIFY_TOKENtakes precedence over everything else, which suits CI, containers and agents.
--auth account or --auth api-key (or NOTAMIFY_AUTH) picks one explicitly.
Use
notamify notams active EPWA EGLL --start now --hours 24
notamify affected EPWA --affected CLOSED:RUNWAY
notamify notams get NOTAM_ID
notamify briefing airport EPWA
notamify briefing flight create --origin EPWA@now/+2h --destination EGLL@+2h/+3h --aircraft B738 --wait
notamify watcher listeners list
notamify webhook listen --tunnel
notamify commands # every command, its credit cost and the exit codes
On a terminal you get readable text. When the output is piped, as it is for agents, you get JSON; force either with --json or --output text.
Commands that may spend more than one credit (--all, briefings, prioritize) or change Watcher listeners ask for confirmation. Without a terminal they exit with code 4 and print the exact command to rerun with --yes. --dry-run shows the request and its estimated cost without sending it.
For AI agents
notamify skill install # ~/.claude/skills/notamify/SKILL.md
notamify skill install --dir ~/.codex/skills # or any other skills directory
The skill tells an agent which command to use, how to read pagination and exit codes, and how to ask before spending credits. Chat apps without a shell (ChatGPT, Claude web and desktop) should use the hosted Notamify MCP server at https://mcp.notamify.com/mcp instead.
NOTAM interpretations and briefings are informational. Verify official aviation sources before making operational decisions.
The CLI is part of notamify-sdk; python -m notamify_sdk.cli runs the same command from the SDK alone.
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