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@konfeature/atelier

v3.0.2

Published

The atelier CLI — a typed client over the /v1 runtime + /api control API (Eden Treaty). API-first, CLI-second (atelier-v2 §4).

Readme

@konfeature/atelier

The atelier CLI — a typed reference client for the Atelier sandbox runtime and control API, built on Eden Treaty.

Install

npm install -g @konfeature/atelier
# or run without installing
npx @konfeature/atelier

Requires Node.js >= 20.

Getting started

# First run sets you up and drops you into the interactive cockpit. Choose to
# log in to a hosted server, paste an API key, or run a local server via Docker.
atelier

# Or log in explicitly
atelier login

# Configure the base URL + API key and check health
atelier config

Local server via Docker

No hosted deployment? Boot one on your machine — it runs the atelier-server image with the Docker runtime backend (sandboxes become sibling containers) and points a local context at it:

atelier local up        # boot the server + wire the `local` context
atelier local status    # container + health
atelier local logs      # follow server logs
atelier local down      # stop + remove (add --volume to wipe state)

Host networking is first-class on Linux and OrbStack; on Docker Desktop pass atelier local up --network bridge.

Contexts (switch remote / local)

Each context is a { baseUrl, apiKey } pair. Flip between a hosted server and a local one without re-authing:

atelier context ls              # list contexts (active one marked *)
atelier context use default     # switch
atelier context add staging --url https://staging.example.com --key atl_…

Usage

atelier up            # Create a sandbox from a spec, snapshot, or image
atelier ps            # List sandboxes
atelier get <id>      # Show a sandbox's status, processes, and URLs
atelier exec <id> -- <cmd>   # Run a command in a sandbox
atelier ssh <id>      # SSH into a sandbox
atelier rm <id>       # Destroy a sandbox

Pass --json to any command for machine-readable output. Run atelier --help for the full command list.

License

MIT © KONFeature