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moonlighter

Moonlighter CLI tool for sharing and syncing markdown files.

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Moonlighter CLI

Moonlighter CLI is a command-line tool that helps developers seamlessly share and collaborate on markdown (or any other text-based) files with product owners or stakeholders. It bridges the gap between developers and non-technical team members by providing a simple way to share documentation, context, prompts or to gather feedback.

Installation

npm install -g moonlighter

Getting Started

Before you can use Moonlighter CLI, you need to log in to your account:

moonlighter login

This will prompt you to authenticate with your Moonlighter account. As of now, moonlighter is invite-only and new accounts can't be created yet.

Usage

Sharing Files

To share one or more markdown files with your team:

moonlighter share path/to/file.md

You can also share multiple files or use wildcards:

moonlighter share docs/*.md README.md

After sharing, you'll receive a unique link that you can share with your team. The link will look like:

https://moonlighter.ai/share/[unique-id]

Pulling Changes Back

When your team has made changes to the shared files through the web interface, you can bring those changes back to your local repository:

moonlighter pull [unique-id or full-url]

You can use either the full URL or just the unique ID part of the link.

Features

  • 🔒 Secure authentication
  • 📝 Share multiple files at once
  • 🔄 Two-way sync between local and web interface
  • 🌐 Web-based editor for non-technical team members

Support

For support or questions, please visit https://moonlighter.ai or open an issue in the repository.

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Package last updated on 27 Mar 2025

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