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@larkup/cli

v0.1.17

Published

The official Command Line Interface for **Larkup**. Build, index, and serve a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline directly from your terminal.

Readme

Larkup CLI

The official Command Line Interface for Larkup. Build, index, and serve a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline directly from your terminal.

Installation

You can install the CLI globally via npm or run it via npx:

npm install -g @larkup/cli
# or
npx @larkup/cli

Usage

The CLI provides a set of commands to manage your RAG workspaces, configure vector stores, ingest documents, and query your data.

larkup <command> [options]

Core Commands

  • init [name]: Create a new RAG server (workspace project).
  • config: Configure vector stores and embedding models for your active workspace.
  • add-doc: Ingest documents (local files, URLs, or text) into your workspace.
  • index: Process, chunk, and index your ingested documents into the configured vector database.
  • serve: Spin up the generated RAG server locally for fast testing and API integration.
  • query: Test retrieval quality by querying your indexed data directly from the terminal.
  • chat: Start an interactive chat session with your RAG pipeline in the terminal.
  • generate: Generate server configurations or boilerplate code.
  • settings: View or update your global settings and environment variables.

Managing Workspaces (Servers)

  • use: Switch your active server/workspace context.

Example Workflow

# 1. Initialize a new project
larkup init my-rag-server

# 2. Add documents to the project
larkup add-doc ./data/knowledge-base.txt

# 3. Index the documents into the vector store
larkup index

# 4. Start an interactive chat session with your data
larkup chat

Documentation

For more detailed guides and information, please refer to the Larkup Documentation or visit our Web UI.