CLI: reveal

The command that spends credits inline. Read this before scripting it.

reveal returns full contact records straight to your terminal: name, title, company, work email, phone and LinkedIn where available. One credit per contact.

npx argorant reveal "heads of procurement" --country Germany -n 25
npx argorant reveal --keywords fintech --title CFO -n 10 --json --yes

The limit is the budget

-n defaults to 10 when you do not pass it. A non-numeric value aborts rather than silently falling back, but a correctly typed large number is taken at face value. Name the number before you run the command.

When you get a prompt, and when you do not

  • Interactive terminal, no -y, no --json: you are asked to confirm.
  • With -y or --yes: no prompt.
  • With --json: no prompt.
  • In CI, in a pipe, or inside an agent loop: no prompt, because stdin is not a terminal.
Terminal showing the reveal confirmation prompt with a row count
Terminal showing the reveal confirmation prompt with a row count

Reveal or export?

Reveal is for a handful of contacts you want in the response right now. Export is for a list: it verifies at download, skips previously exported rows, and produces a CSV. For anything above a few dozen rows, export is the better tool.

If the balance is empty the command exits with code 5 and prints the link to top up. Nothing is consumed by a failed attempt.

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