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@execlave/cli

v1.0.3

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CLI for the Execlave AI agent governance platform

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Readme

@execlave/cli

Command-line interface for Execlave — the AI Agent Governance Platform.

Register agents, apply policies, ship incident reports, and drive your workspace from the terminal.

Install

npm install -g @execlave/cli

Or run ad-hoc without installing:

npx @execlave/cli --help

Quick start

# 1. Log in (stores token under your OS config dir)
execlave login

# 2. Point at an org
execlave workspace use <org-id>

# 3. Check where you're pointed
execlave status

Commands

| Command | What it does | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | execlave login | Authenticate with your Execlave account and store credentials | | execlave status | Show the active workspace, org, and API endpoint | | execlave workspace | List/switch workspaces | | execlave org | Org info and membership | | execlave agents | List, register, inspect, or archive agents | | execlave policies | List and manage policies | | execlave traces | Query execution traces | | execlave incidents | Export or investigate incidents | | execlave prompts | Inspect prompt-injection detections | | execlave bootstrap | Scaffold execlave.config.json and SDK wiring in an existing repo |

Run execlave <command> --help for detailed flags.

Configuration

The CLI reads from (in order):

  1. CLI flags (--api-url, --token)
  2. Environment variables (EXECLAVE_API_URL, EXECLAVE_API_KEY)
  3. Config file at ~/.config/execlave/config.json (Linux/macOS) or %APPDATA%\execlave\config.json (Windows)

Set a non-default API endpoint:

execlave workspace set --api-url https://api.execlave.com

Authentication

Two modes:

  • User session — execlave login opens a browser, drops a token into the config file. Used for interactive CLI sessions.
  • API key — set EXECLAVE_API_KEY=exe_prod_... (or exe_test_...) for CI pipelines. Create keys at https://www.execlave.com/dashboard/settings/api-keys.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • An Execlave account (sign up)

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License

MIT