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@adriane-ai/cli

v1.18.1

Published

The Adriane command-line — author, validate, compile and run Adriane DSL graphs. Self-contained bundle; the `adriane` command works after a global install.

Readme

@adriane-ai/cli

The Adriane command-line — author, validate, compile and run Adriane DSL graphs from your terminal. It ships as a self-contained bundle (the engine is inlined), so the adriane command works the moment it's installed.

Install

npm i -g @adriane-ai/cli      # or: pnpm add -g @adriane-ai/cli
adriane --help

Naming. The npm package is @adriane-ai/cli; the installed command is adriane. (The TypeScript SDK is @adriane-ai/graph-sdk; the Python SDK is pip install adriane-ai / import adriane_ai.)

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | adriane validate <file> | Validate an Adriane DSL document; non-zero exit on errors. | | adriane compile <file> --out <dir> | Compile DSL YAML into a GraphDefinition JSON. | | adriane run <file> [--watch] | Run a graph locally; --watch re-runs on change. | | adriane publish <file> | Package a graph for publishing. | | adriane diff <left> <right> | Diff two graph definitions. | | adriane init <kind> | Scaffold a new graph/agent/prompt document. |

adriane init graph --out ./my-graph.graph.yaml
adriane validate ./my-graph.graph.yaml
adriane compile ./my-graph.graph.yaml --out ./dist
adriane run ./my-graph.graph.yaml --watch

License

Apache-2.0.