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@verydia/cli

v0.2.5

Published

Command-line interface for Verydia agent framework

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Keywords

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Readme

@verydia/cli

The Verydia command-line interface for inspecting configured providers and models, and (soon) running flows, evals, and demos.

Installation

Using pnpm:

pnpm add -D @verydia/cli

Using npm:

npm install --save-dev @verydia/cli

Or run directly:

npx @verydia/cli --help

Usage

List configured providers

verydia providers:list

Example output:

Available providers:
- openai (openai) OpenAI (default)
- anthropic (anthropic) Anthropic (default)

List known models

verydia models:list

Example output:

Available models:
- openai:gpt-4o-mini [cost in/out per 1K: 0.00015/0.0006]
- anthropic:claude-3-haiku-20240307 [cost in/out per 1K: 0.00025/0.00125]

Show help

verydia --help

Coming Soon (Experimental Commands)

The following CLI commands are planned but currently parked while their underlying packages stabilize:

  • health-demo – Run the clinical triage agent demo (requires @verydia/health-demo)
  • tools:list – List built-in MCP tools (requires MCP adapter packages)
  • llm-test – Run a simple LLM test and write telemetry to JSONL (requires test infrastructure)
  • eval:run – Execute evaluation suites against flows (requires @verydia/eval and @verydia/flow-dsl)
  • flow:run – Execute demo flows built with the Flow DSL (requires @verydia/flow-dsl)

These will be enabled once the corresponding Verydia packages reach a stable state.

Provider and Model Inspection

The providers:list and models:list commands use the default provider registry from @verydia/providers. Future stages can extend this to read from config files or environment variables and to support additional providers/models.