Send and read GroupMe messages via the groupme CLI. Use when asked to list groups, read messages, send messages to groups, or manage GroupMe direct messages from the command line.
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---
name: groupme-cli
description: Send and read GroupMe messages via the groupme CLI. Use when asked to list groups, read messages, send messages to groups, or manage GroupMe direct messages from the command line.
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"env": ["GROUPME_TOKEN"],
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"notes": "Bundles to a single JS file via esbuild (git clone + npm install + npm run bundle + npm link). No separate build step needed — esbuild produces a self-contained dist/groupme-cli.js. Review package.json scripts before running on sensitive systems.",
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---
# GroupMe CLI
Send and read GroupMe messages from the command line using the `groupme` CLI.
## Setup
### Installation
```bash
git clone https://github.com/cuuush/groupme-cli
cd groupme-cli
npm install
npm run bundle
npm link
```
> **Note:** `npm run bundle` uses [esbuild](https://esbuild.github.io/) to produce a single self-contained file at `dist/groupme-cli.js`. No separate TypeScript compilation step needed — just install, bundle, and link.
### Authentication
Get your GroupMe API token from [dev.groupme.com](https://dev.groupme.com/) → Access Token, then configure:
```bash
groupme config --token YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN
```
Or use the `GROUPME_TOKEN` environment variable, or pass `--token` to any command.
## Core Commands
### List Groups
```bash
groupme groups
groupme groups --json
```
### Read Messages
```bash
# Latest messages from a group
groupme read --group GROUP_ID
# More messages
groupme read --group GROUP_ID --limit 50
# Paginate older messages
groupme read --group GROUP_ID --before MESSAGE_ID
# JSON output
groupme read --group GROUP_ID --json
```
### Send a Message
```bash
groupme send --group GROUP_ID --message "Hello!"
```
### Direct Messages
```bash
# Read DMs
groupme dm-read --user USER_ID
# Send a DM
groupme dm --user USER_ID --message "Hey!"
```
### List DM Conversations
```bash
groupme chats
groupme chats --page 2 --per-page 10
```
### Current User Info
```bash
groupme me
```
## Fuzzy Group Search
Groups support fuzzy name matching — you can use partial names when referencing groups in commands.
## Global Options
- `--token <token>` — Override configured token
- `--json` — Machine-readable JSON output
- `--help` — Show help
## Tips
- Run `groupme groups --json` to get GROUP_IDs for use in other commands
- Use `--json` output to pipe into other tools or for scripting
- Config is stored at `~/.config/groupme/config.json`