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@agentdocumentformat/cli

v0.8.3

Published

ADF CLI: the ADF (Agent Document Format) daemon, command line and terminal app. Run your agents headless: `adf daemon`, then `adf`.

Readme

@agentdocumentformat/cli

The ADF CLI: run ADF (Agent Document Format) agents from a terminal, with no desktop app. An ADF agent is a single .adf file: config, memory, files and history in one portable document. For the desktop app, ADF Studio, see the releases.

  • adf: the terminal app. Your fleet of agents in one screen: chat with any agent or any of its loops, approve tool calls, edit files, schedule inner loops (side loops), watch live events.
  • adf <command>: one-shot commands for scripts (adf help).
  • adf daemon: the background daemon that runs the agents. adf starts it for you; it keeps running after you quit.

Install

Requires Node.js 22 or newer. Native modules (SQLite, OS keychain) come prebuilt for Windows, macOS (arm64, x64) and Linux (x64, arm64, glibc).

npm i -g @agentdocumentformat/cli
adf

EEXIST on install? Remove the old package first: npm uninstall -g agent-document-format.

Upgrade: npm i -g @agentdocumentformat/cli@latest, then adf daemon restart.

Quickstart

In the terminal app (a welcome checklist opens on first run):

/identity create        # your owner identity: 12 words, the same as in ADF Studio
/login chatgpt          # or /login grok, /login claude, or /provider add for an API key
/new                    # create an agent; its chat opens
/loop new consolidator  # optional: an inner loop that tidies memory nightly

Or with one-shot commands:

adf identity new
adf auth login chatgpt
adf new agent-1 --start
adf chat agent-1 "hello"
adf events agent-1

Daemon: adf daemon status | stop | restart | logs -f | token. Studio and the CLI share settings and the owner identity on one machine; adf does not start a daemon while Studio is running.

Docs

License

MIT