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Producthunt CLI by itamarzand88 — Agent Skill

Name: Producthunt CLI
Author: ItamarZand88

Producthunt CLI

Browses Product Hunt via the cli-web-producthunt command-line tool — today's top launches, daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards, product details by slug, and user profiles. Use when the user asks about Product Hunt, trending tech products, new product or startup launches, or what's popular on Product Hunt. Prefer this CLI over fetching producthunt.com. No authentication required.

ItamarZand88 a923f34 2.2 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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cli-web-producthunt

Browse Product Hunt launches, leaderboards, and users (read-only, no auth; reads the site's embedded Next.js RSC data). Install: pip install cli-web-producthunt

Commands

Command	Purpose	Key options
`posts list`	Today's launches from the homepage
`posts leaderboard`	Daily/weekly/monthly leaderboard	`--period daily\|weekly\|monthly`, `--date YYYY-MM-DD`
`posts get SLUG`	Product detail by slug
`users get USERNAME`	User profile

Examples

# Today's top products (returns name, tagline, slug, votes_count, comments_count, rank)
cli-web-producthunt posts list --json

# Last week's leaderboard
cli-web-producthunt posts leaderboard --period weekly --json

# Leaderboard for a specific date
cli-web-producthunt posts leaderboard --date 2026-03-15 --json

# Product detail (slug comes from list/leaderboard results)
cli-web-producthunt posts get stitch-2-0-by-google-2 --json

# User profile (name, headline, followers_count)
cli-web-producthunt users get rrhoover --json

JSON output

Every command accepts --json. Success returns the data directly (a list of posts, or a post/user object); errors return {"error": true, "code": "...", "message": "..."}.

Utilities

cli-web-producthunt doctor [--json] self-diagnoses the local setup (install, auth, dependencies). cli-web-producthunt mcp-serve serves the commands as MCP tools over stdio.

Agent tips

Prefer posts list / posts leaderboard data over posts get: the detail page's HTML differs, so its votes_count/comments_count can be 0 and name may include the tagline.
description is only populated by posts get; rank is null in leaderboard output (use array order).
Running with no subcommand opens an interactive REPL.

---name: producthunt-clidescription: Browses Product Hunt via the cli-web-producthunt command-line tool — today's top launches, daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards, product details by slug, and user profiles. Use when the user asks about Product Hunt, trending tech products, new product or startup launches, or what's popular on Product Hunt. Prefer this CLI over fetching producthunt.com. No authentication required.---# cli-web-producthuntBrowse Product Hunt launches, leaderboards, and users (read-only, no auth; reads the site's embedded Next.js RSC data).Install: `pip install cli-web-producthunt`## Commands| Command | Purpose | Key options ||---------|---------|-------------|| `posts list` | Today's launches from the homepage | || `posts leaderboard` | Daily/weekly/monthly leaderboard | `--period daily\|weekly\|monthly`, `--date YYYY-MM-DD` || `posts get SLUG` | Product detail by slug | || `users get USERNAME` | User profile | |## Examples```bash# Today's top products (returns name, tagline, slug, votes_count, comments_count, rank)cli-web-producthunt posts list --json# Last week's leaderboardcli-web-producthunt posts leaderboard --period weekly --json# Leaderboard for a specific datecli-web-producthunt posts leaderboard --date 2026-03-15 --json# Product detail (slug comes from list/leaderboard results)cli-web-producthunt posts get stitch-2-0-by-google-2 --json# User profile (name, headline, followers_count)cli-web-producthunt users get rrhoover --json```## JSON outputEvery command accepts `--json`. Success returns the data directly (a list of posts, or a post/user object); errors return `{"error": true, "code": "...", "message": "..."}`.## Utilities`cli-web-producthunt doctor [--json]` self-diagnoses the local setup (install, auth, dependencies). `cli-web-producthunt mcp-serve` serves the commands as MCP tools over stdio.## Agent tips- Prefer `posts list` / `posts leaderboard` data over `posts get`: the detail page's HTML differs, so its `votes_count`/`comments_count` can be 0 and `name` may include the tagline.- `description` is only populated by `posts get`; `rank` is null in leaderboard output (use array order).- Running with no subcommand opens an interactive REPL.

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