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@rimthan/rimctl

v0.0.10

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Agent-friendly CLI for Rimthan OS APIs.

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Keywords

rimthancliagentsworkflowapi

Readme

rimctl

rimctl is the agent-friendly command-line client for Rimthan OS APIs.

Install

npm install --global @rimthan/rimctl

Quick start

rimctl login [email protected]
rimctl auth doctor
rimctl whoami
rimctl workflows validate --file workflow.yaml
rimctl profile list
rimctl --tenant tenant_123 workflows create --file workflow.yaml
rimctl --tenant tenant_123 runs start --release rel_123 --idempotency-key run-001 --input @input.json
rimctl --tenant tenant_123 runs get exec_123 --summary
rimctl --tenant tenant_123 --output ndjson runs follow exec_123

Configuration

rimctl reads config from ~/.config/rimctl/config.json by default. You can also pass auth and tenant context through flags or environment variables.

Global inputs:

  • --profile, --config
  • --base-url, --api-version
  • --tenant
  • --token or --api-key
  • --output json|text|ndjson
  • --request-id, --correlation-id

By default rimctl targets the public API origin https://api.os.rimthan.cloud. Use --base-url, RIMCTL_BASE_URL, or a profile override when working against local or non-prod environments.

Successful rimctl login now saves credentials into the active profile automatically. If no profile is active yet, it writes a default profile and marks it as the CLI default, so later commands can omit --profile. Use --save-profile <name> to name the saved profile explicitly, or --no-save for an ephemeral one-off login.

Release workflow

The npm package is published from the monorepo build output in dist/apps/cli.

  1. Bump apps/cli/package.json version.
  2. Validate the package locally:
pnpm nx build cli
cd dist/apps/cli
npm pack --dry-run
  1. Publish through Depot by either:
  • pushing the version bump commit to dev after updating apps/cli/package.json
  • or running the Publish @rimthan/rimctl Depot workflow manually