feat: support global --agent-token CLI flag for programmatic auth#89
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Added global interceptor for --agent-token flag to set environment variable.
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What does this PR do?
Currently, the
zerion-clidoes not parse or respect the--agent-tokenflag passed via command line arguments. Developers automating the CLI in CI/CD or wrapping it in child processes are forced to injectZERION_AGENT_TOKENintoprocess.env.This PR adds a global parser at the entry point to automatically map the
--agent-tokenargument toprocess.env.ZERION_AGENT_TOKEN, allowing commands like:zerion swap base 1 USDC ETH --agent-token <token>to work out-of-the-box as developers expect.Why is it important?
When building autonomous agents that juggle multiple wallets (e.g., an EVM wallet and a Solana wallet), developers need to switch agent tokens dynamically per command. Injecting environment variables into Node.js child processes is error-prone, whereas passing a CLI flag is standard and declarative.