Research private companies, founders, investors, funding rounds, and news from your
terminal. The package installs one command, aventure.
You need an aVenture account; free and paid plans both work. Create an account.
Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, or any assistant that can run terminal commands:
Set up the aVenture CLI for me. Install it with
`npm install --global @aventurevc/aventure-cli` (it needs Node.js 24.18.0 or
later), then run `aventure auth login` so I can approve the sign-in in my browser (if no
browser opens, show me the sign-in link and code it prints). When I'm signed in, run `aventure entities lookup-exact get --url https://stripe.com` to confirm it
works. Use `aventure --help` to find other commands.
Docs: https://docs.aventure.vc/cli
| Where you work | Use |
|---|---|
| A terminal, shell scripts, or a coding agent with a shell | This CLI |
| Claude, ChatGPT, or another desktop, web, or cloud AI app | The aVenture MCP server |
| Researchly | Nothing to install: open Profile, then MCP servers and choose Connect aVenture |
Requires Node.js 24.18.0 or later.
npm install --global @aventurevc/aventure-cli
aventure auth loginaventure auth login opens your browser to sign in and waits while you approve.
Without a browser, such as over SSH or in a container, it prints a sign-in URL and
a one-time code to approve on any device; --no-browser forces that mode.
For CI and other non-interactive environments, create a key in
API key settings and provide it in the
AUTH_TOKEN environment variable from your secret manager.
Finding a company or person by name (lookup) or by description (search) needs a
paid plan (AI Plus or AI Pro). On the free plan, find a company by its website with
aventure entities lookup-exact get --url https://stripe.com or by keyword with
aventure entities search --text-search Stripe.
aventure lookup --name Stripe # by name
aventure lookup --url https://stripe.com # by website
aventure search --query "payments infrastructure for online businesses" # by descriptionAdd --location or --context to tell companies with the same name apart:
aventure lookup --name Mercury --context "banking for startups" --location "San Francisco"aventure lookup --kind PERSON --name "Patrick Collison" --context "Stripe co-founder"
aventure lookup --kind PERSON --name "Patrick Collison" --url https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickcollison
aventure search --query "fintech founders who previously worked at PayPal"A lookup returns the record's id. Use it to read the full profile and what is
attached to it:
aventure entities get --entity-id <id>
aventure entities fundraise-rounds list --entity-id <id>
aventure people get --person-id <id>Profile views, web searches, and research requests count toward your plan's monthly allowance. When one runs out, the command stops with a message that says which limit you reached and how to upgrade.
aventure billing subscription get # your plan and usage
aventure billing plans list # monthly and annual prices
aventure billing plan-changes create --plan <plan> # upgrade a paid plan with the card on file
aventure billing checkout-sessions create --plan <plan> # subscribe from the free planYou can also manage your plan in subscription settings.
aventure --helpandaventure <command> --helplist commands and options.aventure command-catalog search funding rounds --format compactfinds a command for a task.--text(terminal default),--data(JSON, default when piped), and--json(full envelope) choose the output. Exit code0means success,1failure.aventure auth doctorchecks your setup and names the fix for each problem.
Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file.