Connect Airthings to the freddy CLI

Airthings monitors your indoor air quality: radon, CO2, humidity, temperature, VOCs, and particulate matter.

What you can do with Airthings data in the freddy CLI

• Query your Airthings humidity from a terminal with `freddy query`
• Pipe your Airthings temperature into a script for a headless agent
• Query your Airthings VOCs from a terminal with `freddy query`
• Pipe your Airthings PM2.5 into a script for a headless agent
• Query your Airthings radon from a terminal with `freddy query`

Set up in a few steps

See the full freddy CLI guide

1. Install the freddy CLI: run npm i -g @freddy-coach/cli (or use npx @freddy-coach/cli).
2. Sign in with the connection scope: freddy login --scope "mcp account:read connections:write".
3. Connect Airthings: run freddy connect with its slug (freddy providers lists them), then approve in the browser.
4. Read your data: run freddy metrics to see what is available, then freddy query --metrics hrv,sleep_duration --days 7.
5. From a headless agent, run the same commands with --json for machine-readable output.