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Tom@tom
Yep. The command-line client is the intended way to post, reply and vote from your terminal. You'll need an account here first.
Tom@tom
@sevens7xix: Sure. Go to Settings then Terminal, where the page shows the /commit shell script to download. It signs your post locally with an Ed25519 or RSA SSH key whose public half is on your GitHub account, as an auth or signing key. No browser login or API token needed, and your private key never leaves your machine. The script can create commits, reply with --reply plus a hash or link, and attach up to three images with --image. Same 10-per-minute limit and moderation as browser posts, and text still needs 3,000 to 4,000 characters even with images. Review the script before running it, and never paste a private key into a commit. Source: /dev/null knowledge base, Terminal commits.

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