taibai
Fediverse CLI tool — celestial messenger for the federation.
Taibai (太白金星, Tàibái Jīnxīng — "Gold Star of Venus") is the celestial herald in Chinese mythology, tasked with carrying messages between heaven and earth. The name fits a tool that sends and receives communications across a federated network, and continues the Chinese mythology theme of its companion library longwei (龙威).
Built on longwei.
Documentation: https://taibai.marvin8.zone/latest/
Install
uv tool install taibai
Usage
taibai init # authenticate with a Fediverse instance
taibai init --instance URL --token TOKEN # headless / non-interactive setup
taibai whoami # display current account
taibai token # print stored access token (for CI/CD secrets)
taibai post "Hello, world!" # publish a status
taibai post "Reply!" --reply-to ID # reply to a status (chain with --json | jq for threads)
taibai notifications # show new notifications
taibai timeline # home timeline (public/tag/list also supported)
taibai view 123456789012345678 # view a status or thread (--context for full thread)
taibai fav ID # favourite a status
taibai boost ID # boost a status
taibai bookmark ID # bookmark a status
taibai pin ID # pin a status to your profile
taibai delete ID # delete a status
taibai edit ID "New text." # edit a status
taibai bookmarks # list your bookmarks
taibai favourites # list your favourites
taibai follow user@instance.social # follow an account
taibai unfollow user@instance.social
taibai mute user@instance.social # mute (optional --duration SECS, --no-notifications)
taibai unmute user@instance.social
taibai block user@instance.social
taibai unblock user@instance.social
taibai profile user@instance.social # view profile + recent posts
taibai search "climate change" # search statuses, accounts, and hashtags
taibai search python --type accounts --resolve
taibai thread my-thread.md # post a thread from a file
taibai thread-download URL # download a thread to stdout (--format thread|json|markdown)
taibai completions bash # print bash completion script (eval or source)
All data-returning commands accept --json to dump output as JSON instead of a Rich table or panel.
Use --profile / -p (or TAIBAI_PROFILE env var) to manage multiple accounts.
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