Trackly CLI v0.3.2: Request a Company + Tokenless Publishing
You can now ask Trackly to track a company that isn't in our list yet, straight from the terminal or any MCP client. Plus every release is now published through GitHub's cryptographic identity instead of a long-lived token, so the supply chain is harder to compromise.
New
- request-company command: `trackly request-company "eBay" --url https://careers.ebay.com --notes "MBA hiring page"` asks Trackly to add a company to its tracked list. Brings the CLI to parity with the web, iOS, and macOS apps which already had this. CLI
- Matching trackly_request_company MCP tool, so Claude / Cursor / Codex can request a company in natural language when you ask about one Trackly doesn't track yet. The MCP server now exposes 12 tools. CLI
Supply-chain hardening
- Tokenless publishing via npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC): releases now authenticate through GitHub's built-in identity instead of a stored npm token. No token to leak, expire, or rotate. v0.3.2 is the first release published this way, with full SLSA v1 provenance. CLI