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@aivi/cli

v0.8.1

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The thin aivi CLI. One `setup` signs a machine in or creates the server; `service` runs it in the background; `update`/`upgrade` keep it current; `uninstall` removes everything. It never imports host code — it forwards every operator command into the inst

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@aivi/cli

The thin aivi CLI. One setup signs a machine in or creates the server; service runs it in the background; update/upgrade keep it current; uninstall removes everything. It never imports host code — it forwards every operator command into the installed app.

Install

npm i -g @aivi/cli

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | aivi setup | Sign in to an existing host or create the server here | | aivi link [PLATFORM] | Mint a one-time code that links a channel account to your person | | aivi install browser\|discord\|slack\|SPEC | Add a plugin to the server home | | aivi serve | Start the server in the foreground | | aivi update | Update the installed server and plugins | | aivi upgrade | Update this CLI through its install method | | aivi uninstall | Delete the aivi home, client config, and this CLI | | aivi service install\|uninstall\|start\|stop\|restart\|status\|logs | Manage the background service | | aivi jobs\|runs\|people\|projects\|sources\|knowledge\|status\|config\|discord\|slack\|linear … | Forwarded to the installed app |

Home

~/.aivi (or AIVI_HOME). Holds config.json, .env, app/ (the installed server), and state/. The client config at ~/.config/aivi.json records the home and the app directory.

Docs

getting started · operations