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@ar-agents/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Command-line client for the ar-agents studio: log in with an anonymous account or an existing token, check who you are (usage, cap, and society status), and operate your automated society from the terminal (summary, live activity cockpit, suspend, resume)

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Readme

@ar-agents/cli

Cliente de linea de comandos para el studio de ar-agents.

Iniciar sesion (con una cuenta anonima nueva o un token existente), ver quien sos (uso, tope mensual y estado de tu sociedad, si constituiste una), charlar con el coach de ar-agents, y operar tu sociedad ya constituida desde la terminal: ver su resumen, el tablero de actividad en vivo (deploy, clientes, kill switch, aprobaciones pendientes, acciones recientes), y suspenderla o reanudarla.

Instalacion

npx @ar-agents/cli login

O instalado globalmente:

npm install -g @ar-agents/cli
ar-agents login

Uso

# Crea una cuenta anonima nueva y guarda las credenciales localmente
ar-agents login

# O inicia sesion con un token que ya tenes
ar-agents login --token stu_...

# Apunta a otro studio (default: https://studio-plum-three-47.vercel.app)
ar-agents login --url https://mi-studio.vercel.app

# Muestra la cuenta activa
ar-agents whoami

# Charla con el coach de ar-agents (requiere sesion iniciada)
ar-agents chat

# Muestra el resumen de tu sociedad ya constituida
ar-agents society

# Muestra el tablero en vivo: deploy, clientes, kill switch,
# aprobaciones pendientes y acciones recientes
ar-agents activity

# Suspende la sociedad (kill switch). Requiere --confirmar de forma explicita,
# no llama a la red sin esa confirmacion. --motivo es opcional.
ar-agents suspend --motivo "mantenimiento programado" --confirmar

# Reanuda una sociedad suspendida. Tambien requiere --confirmar.
ar-agents resume --confirmar

STUDIO_URL (variable de entorno) tambien sirve para fijar el studio por default, sin pasar --url cada vez.

Donde se guarda la sesion

La config vive en el directorio estandar del sistema operativo:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/ar-agents/config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\ar-agents\config.json
  • Linux/otros: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ar-agents/config.json (o ~/.config/ar-agents/config.json)

El archivo se escribe con permisos 0600 (solo vos podes leerlo) porque contiene el token de la cuenta. El CLI nunca imprime el token por pantalla.

Para overridear el directorio (util en testing o en entornos sin el layout estandar), fija AR_AGENTS_CONFIG_DIR.