stripekit pull

Generate stripe.config.ts from your existing Stripe catalog. Read-only — it never mutates Stripe. Use it to adopt an account you already have.

npx stripekit pull

This reads every active product and price on the account and writes a stripe.config.ts you can review and start managing.

Options

Flag	Description
-o, --out <file>	Output path. Defaults to stripe.config.ts.
--stdout	Print the config to stdout instead of writing a file.
--json	Emit { productCount, priceCount, warnings, source }.
-y, --yes	Overwrite an existing config without prompting.

What it can't represent

Some Stripe prices don't map to stripekit's simple per-unit model. pull skips them rather than guessing, and reports each as a warning:

• Prices with no fixed unit_amount (tiered or decimal-only pricing).
• Products left with no representable price (they'd fail the "at least one price" rule).

Everything it can represent — including tax_behavior — round-trips: pulling and then pushing reproduces the same catalog.

Adopting an existing account

pull gives you a config as a starting point. Review the generated keys (they become your stable lookup_keys), then run stripekit plan to see how reconciliation would proceed.