Installation and configuration
Verified SDK archives, environment configuration and safe key handling.
As checked on 28 October 2026, cyberrxn is not published on PyPI or npm. Use the verified builds hosted here; do not install an unrelated package with the same name.
Python
Python 3.10+.
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install 'https://docs.cyberrxn.com/downloads/d09ee5f201fd83565b6770c645088f6a1b53afeaa4845c6b28376205a1993e4c/cyberrxn-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl'
cyberrxn --helpSHA-256: d09ee5f201fd83565b6770c645088f6a1b53afeaa4845c6b28376205a1993e4c
JavaScript / TypeScript
Node.js 20+.
npm install 'https://docs.cyberrxn.com/downloads/c868741f2511c620144b22c9b58fc41ea20113d9ddd506c51267bcb8ee70505e/cyberrxn-0.1.0.tgz'
npx cyberrxn --helpSHA-256: c868741f2511c620144b22c9b58fc41ea20113d9ddd506c51267bcb8ee70505e
Configuration
CYBERRXN_API_KEY is your secret API key. Optional CYBERRXN_BASE_URL defaults to https://api.cyberrxn.com/v1. The Python SDK and both CLIs can also read the private login saved by cyberrxn auth login. The JavaScript SDK reads constructor arguments or environment variables; it does not automatically load the saved login. Explicit constructor arguments take priority. Keep credentials out of browser JavaScript, public repositories and agent chat messages.
For the CLI, run cyberrxn auth login and use its hidden key prompt. For the SDK, supply the secret in the process environment.
Python · JavaScript / TypeScript · CLI · Keys and access
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