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SEC API CLI

secapi is a command-line client for SEC filings, filing sections, search, and other SEC API workflows. It is designed for terminals, scripts, and agent workflows.

Install

Install the public npm package globally:

npm install -g @secapi/cli

Run the fastest successful command:

secapi health

It needs no credential. A successful response is JSON containing "ok": true and exits with code 0. This verifies API reachability only; it does not verify your account or API key.

First request

Create an API key in the SEC API developer portal, then set it for the current shell session and request a filing:

export SECAPI_API_KEY="secapi_live_..."
secapi filings latest --ticker AAPL --form 10-K --json

The command exits 0 and writes the latest matching filing response. Add --request-summary when you need the request ID, trace context, or billing headers on stderr. To retrieve a filing section from the same issuer, such as risk factors, run:

secapi sections get --ticker AAPL --form 10-K --section item_1a --view agent

The CLI reads SECAPI_API_KEY and sends it as the x-api-key header. It deliberately rejects API keys supplied as command-line arguments, which can leak through shell history and process listings. For a runner that cannot use environment variables, pipe a key on standard input instead:

printf '%s' "$SECAPI_API_KEY" | secapi filings latest --ticker AAPL --form 10-K --api-key-stdin

--api-key-stdin accepts no value; standard input must contain the key. Bearer tokens are a separate authentication mode for commands that require them; do not pass an API key as Authorization: Bearer.

Discover commands

secapi --help
secapi filings latest --help
secapi examples --json=false

Run secapi without arguments from an interactive terminal to open the terminal interface. For commands and scripts, --json forces JSON and --output <file> writes the normal JSON or raw output to a file. The file is created with owner-only permissions.

Failures and retries

CLI and API failures exit nonzero and print an actionable error on stderr. For a failed read request, correct the configuration or service condition and rerun it; use --request-summary to retain the request ID for support. Do not blindly retry mutations. Check that command's --help first and use --dry-run where the command supports it.

secapi doctor reports the configured origin and credential source without printing secrets, checks health, and checks account context only when a credential is available. secapi support bundle produces a redacted diagnostic bundle for a support handoff.

Compatibility

Install @secapi/cli and use secapi in new scripts. omni-sec remains a compatibility alias.

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