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@act-sdk/cli

v2.0.1

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CLI for Act SDK

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@act-sdk/cli

Command-line tools for scaffolding and syncing Act SDK projects.

Use Without Installing

npx @act-sdk/cli init

This only works after @act-sdk/cli has been published to npm.

Local Development

pnpm --filter @act-sdk/cli run build
node packages/cli/dist/index.js init

If you want a global command locally:

cd packages/cli
npm link
act-sdk init

Install Globally (Optional)

npm install -g @act-sdk/cli
act-sdk --help

Commands

act-sdk init

Scaffolds act-sdk.config.ts and providers/act-provider.tsx into your project and installs required dependencies.

The generated config:

  • exports act and actSdkConfig
  • includes an explicit endpoint
  • uses process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ACT_SDK_API_KEY

You can define actions anywhere in your app by importing act from act-sdk.config.ts. The generated provider file imports act and actSdkConfig and wraps your app with @act-sdk/react.

act-sdk init
act-sdk init --skip-install

act-sdk add <component>

Adds UI components (currently command for the Act command bar).

act-sdk add command

act-sdk sync

Extracts action definitions from your project and syncs them to your endpoint.

act-sdk sync
act-sdk sync --config ./act-sdk.config.ts --project .

Required Config

act-sdk sync expects an act-sdk.config.ts (or --config) containing:

  • apiKey
  • projectId
  • description
  • optional endpoint (defaults to https://www.act-sdk.dev)

Example: wiring the Act command bar

After running:

npx @act-sdk/cli init
npx @act-sdk/cli add command

you’ll have:

  • act-sdk.config.ts exporting act and actSdkConfig
  • providers/act-provider.tsx exporting ActSdkProvider
  • components/act-sdk/command.tsx exporting ActCommand

Wrap your app once with the provider (for example in a Next.js root layout):

'use client';

import type { ReactNode } from 'react';
import { ActSdkProvider } from '@/providers/act-provider';

export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      <body>
        <ActSdkProvider>{children}</ActSdkProvider>
      </body>
    </html>
  );
}

Then mount the command bar so users can type natural-language intents (e.g. “delete user [email protected]”):

import { ActCommand } from '@/components/act-sdk/command';

export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      <body>
        <ActSdkProvider>
          {children}
          <ActCommand /> {/* ⌘K / Ctrl+K opens the command bar */}
        </ActSdkProvider>
      </body>
    </html>
  );
}

ActCommand internally uses useAct() from @act-sdk/react, so anything a user types (or selects from suggestions) is sent as an intent that can call your typed actions.