Ramp CLI v0.1.7: Four new skills, unified request search, and onboarding
v0.1.7 is the biggest update since launch. Four new skills, a unified search command, and a first-run onboarding flow that gets new users from install to their first command in minutes.
Four new skills
Each skill is a ready-to-use workflow you install with ramp skills install and run inside Claude Code.
spend-analysis— aggregate card transactions and bill payments by vendor or category over a date range. The fastest way to answer “what did we spend with this vendor last quarter?”manage-bills— search, inspect, and act on vendor bills and invoices without opening the dashboard.manage-procurement— search and review procurement requests and purchase orders.payment-lookup— verify whether a bill has been paid and surface the payment record.
Search across all approval requests at once
ramp requests search is a new command that searches across every approval request type — purchases, reimbursements, bills, cards — in one query with filtering and pagination. Previously you’d have to query each resource separately.
Onboarding for new users
First-time CLI users now get a guided flow that walks through ramp auth login, scope grants, and a starter command. Setup that used to require reading the README now takes a few prompts.
To upgrade:
ramp update
# or from scratch:
curl -fsSL https://agents.ramp.com/install.sh | sh
FAQs
To upgrade to v0.1.7, run:
ramp update
You can view the full release notes for Ramp CLI v0.1.7 on GitHub:
https://github.com/ramp-public/ramp-cli/releases/tag/v0.1.7
The new skills—spend-analysis, manage-bills, manage-procurement, and payment-lookup—are designed to run inside Claude Code after you install them with ramp skills install. You can still use core CLI commands like ramp requests search directly from your terminal without Claude Code, but the skills workflows are optimized for the Claude Code environment.
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