EximAgent CLI
Trade intelligence from the command line: find importers, classify products, check tariffs, screen sanctions, and draft outreach — every result labelled with its confidence.
EximAgent is a trade-intelligence CLI. From one command line you can find real importers and distributors in customs records, classify a product into an HS code, check duties, screen a name against sanctions, enrich a company from its website, and draft outreach — with every field labelled by how much you should trust it.
Use it directly in a terminal, through a coding agent, or through the hosted MCP connector in an assistant. Scoped API keys also let your own scripts access the account's Collections resource group with Read or Write permissions.
Start here
One command on macOS, Linux, or Windows. No runtime to set up.
AuthenticateSign in with the device flow — no API keys to copy around.
Your first resultFrom a fresh terminal to a classified product in about two minutes.
How it worksThe golden path, and who orchestrates it.
What it does
| Family | What you reach for | Commands |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer discovery | Finding companies that are not yet in the corpus | search run, search refine, prospects find |
| Classification and duties | Turning a product into a code, then a cost | hscode search, tariff, trade lookup, landed cost |
| Shipment records | Who actually shipped what, where, and when | shipments search, company shipments, evidence show |
| Signals and analytics | Market questions answered over the full corpus | shipments market-signals, analytics query, market … |
| Company intelligence | Who they buy from, sell to, and trade like | companies profile, companies suppliers |
| Enrichment | Understanding a company and reaching its people | enrich company, enrich contacts, profile-match … |
| Outreach | Drafting, reviewing, sending, and following up | email draft, email send, sequence …, reply … |
| Monitoring | Being told when something moves | watch …, monitor …, reminder … |
| Saved state | Profiles, collections, corridors, knowledge | profile, collection, corridor, kb |
The full surface is in the command reference.
The three rules worth knowing first
- Preview before you run.
--dry-runwraps any state-changing or irreversible command and shows the plan before it runs. See previews and confirmation. - Read the confidence label. No field is just a value — each carries a source and a confidence tier, and you should never speak above it. See the confidence model.
- Batch, never loop. A list of companies, URLs, or queries goes in one
call via
--inputs. See bulk input and streaming.