NEXT U CLI
The ad pipeline in your terminal.
Your workflow lives in the terminal. So does your Coding Agent. There's no reason your ad pipeline shouldn't.
nextu-cli turns NEXT U's whole production line into commands: create projects, extract product pages, generate copy, images, video, and music, all the way to the auto-edited ad. Type them yourself, or hand them to a Coding Agent like Claude Code.
Two lines to start
$ npm install -g nextu-cli
$ nextu login
Pairs well with
How it works
- 1
Install with one line: npm install -g nextu-cli.
- 2
Generate a token in Studio → Settings → CLI, then paste it into nextu login.
- 3
Run commands to create projects and generate assets — or let your Coding Agent drive.
- 4
Everything syncs to your NEXT U account; the web app picks up anytime.
Commands for the whole line
From creating projects and extracting product pages to copy, scripts, images, music, video, and auto-editing — every step of the guided web flow has a matching command.
Tokens treated like passwords
A token is shown exactly once, at creation. nextu login prompts in the terminal so it never lands in shell history. Revoke anytime, and see when each token was last used.
Pricing
Same credits as the web app. 1 credit = US$0.01, no subscription. Charged only when a generation succeeds — failures refund automatically.
Other ways in
FAQ
How do I get a login token?
Sign in at nextu.studio, go to Studio → Settings → CLI, and hit generate. The token is shown once — treat it like a password; if lost, revoke and reissue.
How is this different from MCP?
MCP is a URL you add to an AI tool and use in conversation; the CLI is a command tool installed on your machine, built for terminal workflows and Coding Agents. Same account, same credits behind both.
Can I use it in CI or scripts?
Yes. Once logged in, commands run directly — slot them into your own automation.
How does pricing work?
Same credits as the web app. 1 credit = US$0.01, charged only when a generation succeeds — failures refund automatically.
Sign up, generate a token in Studio settings, and start with two lines.