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@seamflux/cli

v0.1.72

Published

SeamFlux CLI - Command line tool for seamflux.ai

Downloads

43

Readme

SeamFlux CLI

Command-line entry: seamflux or sf (same binary).

Global options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | -h, --help | Help | | -v, --version | Version | | --json | JSON output (where supported) |


config

seamflux config apikey <key> [--force]
seamflux config apikey --oauth [--force]
seamflux config show
seamflux config set <key> <value> [--env]
seamflux config get <key> [--env]
seamflux config use <profile-name>

automation

seamflux automation list [--json]
seamflux automation get <name> [--id <id>] [--json]
seamflux automation delete <name> [--id <id>] [--force] [--json]
seamflux automation download --slug <workflow-slug> [--output <dir-name>] [--json]
seamflux automation download @<workflow-slug> [--output <dir-name>] [--json]
seamflux automation deploy <name> [--json]
seamflux automation run <workflow-slug> [--json]
seamflux automation stop <workflow-slug> [--json]

Workflow refs match the agent runtime: <workflow-slug> may be a nested path under automations/ (for example monitoring/my-wf).


invoke

seamflux invoke <service> <method> [options]
seamflux invoke --service <service> --method <method> [options]

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --full | Full result JSON line on stdout | | --pipe | Raw payload JSON on stdout; logs on stderr | | -p, --param | key=value or key:type=value (repeatable) | | -b, --body | JSON body string | | --params | Same as --body (tooling compatibility) | | --service, --method | Alternative to the two positional arguments | | -f, --file | Read parameters from JSON file | | --stdin | Read parameters from stdin | | --use-log | "<service> <method>" for log context | | --map | Mapping flags (repeatable) |


service

seamflux service list
seamflux service query --query <search> [--service <name>] [--method <name>] 
seamflux service query --service <name> --method <method> 
seamflux service meta --service <name> --method <method> 
seamflux service get <name>

connection

seamflux connection list --type <type>
seamflux connection list <type>
seamflux connection add <type> --name <name> [--remark <text>] [--raw] [--body '<json>'] [--field key=value] [--uri <uri>] [--token <json>] [--wallet <address>] [--json]
seamflux connection connect --name <name> --type <type> [--token '<json>']
seamflux connection remove --name <name> --type <type> [--json]
seamflux connection delete --name <name> --type <type> [--json]

(delete is an alias of remove.)


chat

seamflux chat reply <session-id> <message> [--json]
seamflux chat reply [--session-id <id>] [--body '<json>' | --file <path> | --stdin] [--json]

signer

seamflux signer create [<name>]
seamflux signer create --name <name>
seamflux signer list [--json]
seamflux signer sign <address> [json] [--name <signer>] [--caip2 <caip2>] [--sui-rpc <url>] [--stdin] [-f|--file <path>] [-b|--body <json>] [-p|--param key=value] [--use-log "<service> <method>"] [--map ...] [--sign-typed-data | --sign-transaction | --send-transaction | --sign-message | --sign-sui-transaction | --send-sui-transaction]

Use at most one of: --sign-typed-data, --sign-transaction, --send-transaction, --sign-message, --sign-sui-transaction, --send-sui-transaction.

Sui (--sign-sui-transaction / --send-sui-transaction): body must include "transactions" (string, same serialized form as @mysten/sui Transaction.from). Uses SEAMFLUX_SIGNER_<name> as the Privy authorization private key (same as EVM); optional "signerKey" in JSON overrides. Resolves walletId from the address mapping or optional "walletId" in JSON. Default Sui RPC is https://sui-rpc.publicnode.com; set SUI_RPC_URL or --sui-rpc to override.


walletconnect

Global passthrough flags for these subcommands (where applicable): --wallet <0x-address|suffix>, --browser, --qrcode, --json, --foreground, --chain (repeatable for connect).

seamflux walletconnect status [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect disconnect [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect connect [--chain <id> ...] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>] [--foreground]
seamflux walletconnect connect --browser | --qrcode [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect whoami [--json] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect sign <message> [--browser|--qrcode] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect sign-typed-data <json> [--browser|--qrcode] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect sign-transaction '<json>' [--browser|--qrcode] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect send-transaction '<json>' [--browser|--qrcode] [--wallet <0x-address|suffix>]
seamflux walletconnect config get project-id

sign-transaction calls eth_signTransaction (EVM only); JSON shape matches send-transaction (chainId, from, to, data, value, gas, plus optional EIP-1559 fields). For Solana signing, use send-transaction with chainId solana:…. Sessions paired before eth_signTransaction was offered may need walletconnect disconnect then connect again.

Place walletconnect immediately after global options; arguments after walletconnect are passed through to the WalletConnect handler.


Top-level usage

seamflux [global-options] <module> <command> [args...]
seamflux walletconnect <subcommand> [args...]

Help:

seamflux -h | --help
seamflux <module> -h | --help

If --help appears before the module, include the module as the next positional (e.g. seamflux --help automation).