tail-fin-cli

Unified CLI entry point for tail-fin — multi-site browser automation.

Install

# All adapters (default)
cargo install --path .

# Only specific adapters
cargo install --path . --no-default-features --features twitter,reddit

Available features: twitter, reddit, bloomberg, coupang, pcc, instagram, xhs, youtube, grok, gemini, sa, sa-http, s591, gen, nansen, spotify, tradingview

sa-http enables SeekingAlpha cookie/export commands and pulls in the native wreq TLS stack. Default CLI builds include plain sa only; enable sa-http explicitly when you need SeekingAlpha cookie/export support.

Usage

# Sites that auto-launch a stealth browser
tail-fin coupang search "耳機" --limit 5
tail-fin pcc search "電腦"

# Sites that need your login session
tail-fin --connect 127.0.0.1:9222 twitter timeline
tail-fin --connect 127.0.0.1:9222 reddit hot --limit 10

# RSS (no browser needed)
tail-fin bloomberg markets --limit 5

# TradingView — no browser needed, uses WebSocket + HTTPS
tail-fin tradingview history BINANCE:BTCUSDT --resolution D --count 300
tail-fin tradingview quote NASDAQ:AAPL
tail-fin tradingview screener us-large-caps --limit 50

# Spotify (cookie-authenticated)
tail-fin --cookies spotify search "taylor swift"

Global Flags

All commands output JSON to stdout, errors to stderr.

Interactive REPL

Run tail-fin without a subcommand (or pass the top-level --repl flag) to start an interactive session:

$ tail-fin --connect 127.0.0.1:9222
tail-fin> sa quote AAPL
{...}
tail-fin> twitter timeline --count 5
{...}
tail-fin> quit

Global flags (--connect, --cookies, --headed) are captured at launch and apply to every command in the session; they cannot be changed inside the REPL (restart to switch). Unknown commands and parse errors keep the session alive — only quit, exit, or Ctrl+D end it. Piped input (echo "sa quote AAPL" | tail-fin) runs commands silently, useful for scripted sequences.

Note: arguments are split on whitespace inside the REPL; commands with quoted args (e.g. twitter search "rust lang") should be run in one-shot mode.

License

MIT