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@lobu/cli

v10.0.0

Published

CLI for deploying and managing AI agents on Lobu

Readme

@lobu/cli

CLI for running Lobu locally and managing Lobu agents through the same REST API as the web app.

Quick Start

npx @lobu/cli@latest init my-bot
cd my-bot
# edit .env to set DATABASE_URL
lobu run

Lobu boots as a single Node process. Postgres (with pgvector) is a user-provided external. lobu doctor reports what's missing.

docker run -d --name lobu-pg -p 5432:5432 \
  -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=lobu pgvector/pgvector:pg16
# DATABASE_URL=postgresql://postgres:lobu@localhost:5432/postgres

Commands

lobu --help shows the full grouped command list, and lobu <cmd> --help lists the per-command flags. The highlights:

  • lobu init [name] — scaffold a project. Interactive by default; pass --yes (with any of --port / --provider / --platform / --memory / --no-sentry / etc.) for non-interactive / CI scaffolding. lobu init . or --here scaffolds into the current directory.
  • lobu run (aliases: lobu dev, lobu start) — boot the embedded stack. Pre-flights the gateway port and accepts --port / --quiet / --verbose / --log-level.
  • lobu chat <prompt> — send one prompt and stream the response. -C/--continue resumes the last thread (per context+agent); --auto-approve skips tool prompts in trusted runs; --json emits raw SSE events for piping.
  • lobu doctor — Postgres connectivity, pgvector extension, port availability, provider API keys, workspace dir.
  • lobu link / lobu unlink — bind this directory to a (context, org) at .lobu/project.json. lobu apply refuses to push mismatched targets unless --force is set.
  • lobu apply (alias: lobu deploy) — idempotent sync of lobu.config.ts to Lobu Cloud.
  • lobu agent scaffold <id> — add a second/third agent to an existing project.
  • lobu telemetry {status,on,off} — Sentry is off by default; toggle here.

Note: Lobu's in-house YAML eval runner has been removed. Author evals with promptfoo + @lobu/promptfoo-provider; see examples/personal-finance/evals/promptfooconfig.yaml for the new pattern.

License

Apache-2.0